How to Withdraw Money From InvestEngine | ISA and Pension Explained @investengine

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Want to know how to withdraw money from your InvestEngine account?

In this video, Marianne Oliver (Operations Director at InvestEngine) explains how withdrawals work, including withdrawing cash, selling investments, and what happens with ISAs and pensions.

You’ll learn:

0:00 How to Withdraw Money From InvestEngine
0:54 How to sell an ETF
1:25 How to sell my portfolio
2:02 Managed portfolio withdrawals
2:33 ISA withdrawals
2:52 Pension withdrawals

This is a simple guide to help you understand the withdrawal process and what to expect.

If you’re new to investing or looking to invest more efficiently, this is what you need to know.

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