What happens to my ISA if I downgrade from Freetrade Plus?

If you hold a Stocks & Shares ISA with Freetrade Plus, downgrading means your ISA wrapper will close. Your investments won't be sold, but they'll move to a General Investment Account (GIA), losing the tax-free ISA status. Future gains and dividends will then be subject to tax.

Are there fees for cancelling Freetrade Plus?

There's no cancellation fee for downgrading from Freetrade Plus to Standard. You'll simply lose Plus features at the end of your current billing period. The Standard (free) tier still allows commission-free investing.

How long does it take to downgrade or close a Freetrade account?

Downgrading from Plus takes effect at the end of your billing cycle, typically within 1–30 days. If you want to fully close your account, you'll need to sell all investments and withdraw funds first, which can take 3–10 business days.

Freetrade 해지 방법 (2026)

Freetrade 플랜은 US$0.00/월부터 시작합니다. 5단계 가이드를 따라 약 5분 만에 구독을 해지하세요 — 유지 제안을 피하는 팁 포함.

업데이트: 2026년 3월

부터 US$0.00/월

쉬움

예상 소요 시간:5 분

해지 방법:App

Open the Freetrade App

Open the Freetrade app on your mobile device and log in.

Go to Account

Tap your profile icon or 'Account' in the bottom navigation bar.

Open Subscription Settings

Tap 'Subscription' or 'Freetrade Plus' to view your current plan.

Downgrade to Standard

Select 'Downgrade to Standard' or 'Cancel Plus'. Review the warning that your ISA wrapper investments will move to a General Investment Account (GIA) if you're using an ISA.

Confirm Downgrade

Confirm the downgrade. Your Plus subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period, after which you'll be on the free Standard plan.

해지 방어 대처법

Before downgrading from Freetrade Plus, consider what you'd be giving up: a Stocks & Shares ISA (which shelters your gains from tax), access to 6,000+ global stocks, and priority customer support. If you hold investments in an ISA, downgrading moves them to a GIA and you'll lose your tax-free status. It might be worth keeping Plus for the ISA benefit alone. Would you like to reconsider before proceeding?