
J.P. Morgan Personal Investing
J.P. Morgan Personal Investing is a managed investment service: you set your risk level and its team builds and runs the portfolio.
£100 free cash straight from J.P. Morgan, with no cashback site in the middle.
Paid within 55 days of the six months ending, as unallocated cash you can invest or withdraw.
Invest £1,000 in one single payment and leave it invested for six months. The six months starts the day your payment shows as a deposit in your transaction history, not the day you open the account.
Do not withdraw. A fall in market value is fine, but if you take money out and your net contribution drops below £1,000 at any point in the six months, you lose the reward.
Opening more than one product does not earn you more. The £1,000 has to land in a single product in a single payment.
You can then decide what to do:
If you enjoy using J.P. Morgan, carry on investing with them
If not, you can transfer to another platform, which keeps an ISA or pension inside its tax wrapper
The £100 itself lands as unallocated cash, available to withdraw should you wish

Quick review
Wondering whether J.P. Morgan Personal Investing is worth it beyond the bonus? Here is our honest take.
The managed-investing platform formerly known as Nutmeg, now under JPMorgan Chase. You pick a risk level and investment style; their team handles the rest inside an ISA, LISA, JISA, GIA, or pension. Quidsy's got a £75 cashback offer worth grabbing. Fee-conscious DIY investors will pay less elsewhere.
Chris' verdictYour personal guide, QuidsyIt depends on what you're after. If you want a hands-off managed ISA or pension with a name behind it you can pronounce at a dinner party, J.P. Morgan Personal Investing is a sensible pick. The platform's been running since 2012 (originally as Nutmeg), the awards from Boring Money are well-earned, and JPMorgan's involvement has made it a bigger, better-resourced operation rather than a worse one.
The investing itself is genuinely managed by their team, not just an algorithm running on autopilot.
But if you're comfortable picking your own funds and want to keep fees low, you can do better on cost. Vanguard, AJ Bell and InvestEngine all charge less for DIY portfolios. That 0.75% gap on £20,000 invested is £150 a year you're paying for the managed service. Worth it if you value the convenience or genuinely don't want to think about rebalancing, less obvious if you'd happily run a three-fund portfolio yourself.
For the offer we've found, the £75 cashback is a fair trade. It covers most of your first year of fees on a £10,000 ISA and gives you a low-risk way to try the platform before committing long term. Easy money if you were going to open a managed ISA anyway.
J.P. Morgan Personal Investing Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 552016). Capital at risk. Eligible investments are protected by the FSCS up to £85,000.