Own a piece of some of the world’s biggest and best-known companies with our range of US stocks.
Stocks let you invest directly in publicly listed companies, making you a ‘shareholder’ – which means you’ll benefit if the company’s share price rises in the future.
With Moneybox, you can buy shares regularly with Weekly Stocks or with a one-off buy. And, if you can’t afford a whole share, you can work up with fractional shares.
Our US stocks are available exclusively to our Stocks & Shares ISA customers. Open one today to start buying shares in your favourite US companies!
Fractional shares are just that – a fraction of a whole company share. So, if a company’s share price is currently £100, but you only have £20 to invest, you could buy a fifth of a share.
This makes even the most expensive stocks in the world accessible to everyone.
Introducing a new way to invest in the biggest US companies. With Weekly Stocks you’ll invest a set amount of money every week into a collection of your favourite companies.
Don’t worry if you can’t afford a full share, fractional shares make even the most expensive stocks in the world accessible. You’ll be investing in stocks regularly over time, and you’ll buy when prices are high, low and everything in between. This helps you to ride out the ups and downs of the market.
Invest a lump sum when it suits you.
With a one-off buy, you can make a single investment in your chosen stocks to invest the money you’ve got available right now, into the companies you care about most.
Investing with a one-off buy means that you won’t benefit from the stock’s average price. As a result, you won’t be able to ride out the ups and downs of the market as effectively as you would with regular weekly investing.
Amazon is the world’s largest e-commerce company.
Starting out as a bookshop founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, Amazon has grown to sell everything from electronic goods, to food, alcohol and sports equipment. It also has a range of its own products, including the Amazon Kindle and Amazon Alexa.
Apple is the largest tech company in the world, and it was the first US company to hit a market capitalisation of over $1 trillion back in 2018.
You’re probably familiar with its products – you might even own one or two.
Coca-Cola is the global drinks company that owns brands including Costa, Fanta and Sprite.
The company’s flagship product – Coca-Cola – has a recipe that uses coca leaves and the kola nut, which is where the name Coca-Cola originally came from.
JP Morgan Chase & Co was founded in 1871 by Gilded Age tycoon J.P. Morgan Sr. His power and wealth were so great that in 1893, Morgan actually bailed out the US government and prevented economic collapse.
Today, JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the world by market capitalisation.
McDonald’s is the largest fast food chain in the world and the company feeds millions of people every day.
The company was founded in 1940 by Richard and Maurice McDonald before Ray Kroc bought the brothers out of their stake and turned McDonald’s into what it is today.
Microsoft was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975. Since then, it has grown to be one of the largest tech companies in the world – making Gates and Allen billionaires in the process.
The company’s products include the Microsoft operating system, Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer.
Nike is a global sportswear and apparel company named after the Greek goddess of victory.
Nike’s co-founder, Bill Bowerman, started out as a track and field coach who mentored 31 Olympic athletes and pioneered custom designs for many of the company’s early athletic shoes.
Tesla is the automobile and clean energy company headed by Elon Musk, with the aim of bringing electric cars to the mass market.
Contrary to popular belief, he wasn’t an initial ‘founder’ of the company, but came on board in 2004 after a multi-million dollar investment.
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