When you make a return using Wise Interest, you pay two fees: a Wise fee, also known as the service fee, and a fund manager fee. 

The Wise fee

We calculate this fee daily based on the amount you hold and we charge it on the first day of each month.

We’ll always take the service fee from a balance — we don’t charge it to Jars. If you've got a Jar set to Interest, we’ll charge the fee to your balance that’s in the same currency.

If you don’t have enough money in your balance to pay the fee, we’ll take it from another one that does have money in it.

Customers in Singapore won’t currently be charged the Wise fee while the feature is in beta.

The fund manager fee

The fund management fee is charged by the fund manager. It’s automatically reflected in the value of your investment, so you’ll never see it charged to your Wise account.

*In the UK and EEA, BlackRock provides Wise with a rebate of 0.04%. Wise passes this saving on to you through a reduced Wise fee. 

**In Singapore, Lion Global Investors Ltd provides Wise with a rebate of 0.125% and Franklin Templeton provides Wise with a rebate of 0.15%. Wise passes this saving on to you through a reduced Wise fee. The Wise fee is currently not charged while the feature is in beta.

An example of how the fees work

If you are a customer in the UK and you invest 1,000 GBP for a year — and the fees stay the same — the total fees spread over the year would be £5.60. This £5.60 is made up of the 0.46% Wise fee (£4.60) and the 0.10% fund manager fee (£1). 

The Wise fee is the only fee you’ll actually pay out of your Wise account, though — the fund manager fee is just included in the value of your investment.

If you live in the US, this guidance doesn’t apply to you. Find out about earning interest on your Wise USD balance if you live in the US.