Win £1,000 with regular investing

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Originally published at: Win £1,000 with regular investing - InvestEngine Insights

We think consistent, regular investing is the best way for people to grow their money long-term.

So, between now and the end of September, we’re offering one lucky regular investor £1,000 as a boost to their portfolio. 

All you have to do to enter the draw is have an active plan on 1 October 2025*. 

It’s one entry per account and, if you’re the lucky winner, you can choose the portfolio that we pay the prize money into. 

*T&Cs apply. Capital at risk. 

How to set up a Savings Plan

Here’s how to set up regular investing in seconds:

  1. Sign up to InvestEngine and/or log into your account
  2. Open a portfolio or head to the portfolio you want to use for your Savings Plans
  3. Under your ‘Portfolio balance‘, you should see an option to ‘Set up a Savings Plan‘
  4. Choose how often, when and how much you want to invest, from as little as £20 per week
  5. You’re all set to start investing!

Why set up a Savings Plan?

There are a number of advantages to regular, little-and-often investing. Here’s how a Savings Plan could benefit your financial planning:

  • The most flexible way to invest. Depending on your bank, you can invest weekly, fortnightly or monthly – whether you want to invest just after payday or throw a little in every week, you can create a plan that fits.
  • Everything InvestEngine has to offer. Take full advantage of our tools for automated investing, full transparency on your investments and instant, smart portfolio maintenance.
  • Fight back against inflation. With higher inflation lingering, finding a way to make your cash grow can be important. Drip-feeding your cash into markets could offer inflation-busting growth.
  • Utilise pound cost averaging. Regular top ups can take the stress out of investing and reduce risk – find out how a technique called pound cost averaging can smooth out any market turbulence.

Important information

Capital at risk. The value of your portfolio with InvestEngine can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invest. ETF costs also apply.

This communication is provided for general information only and should not be construed as advice. If in doubt you may wish to consult a professional adviser for guidance.

Tax treatment depends on personal circumstances and is subject to change, and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future returns.