HMRC vs Quilter

Take control of your money and tax with the HMRC app It’s secure, free to download, and easy to use. Get on it, and join millions of people already saving time with the HMRC app. Key Features: - Quick setup: sign in using face recognition, fingerprint scan, or a six-digit PIN - Stay in control: check your tax code and see your pay before it even shows in your bank, so you know you're paying the right amount - Claim a tax refund: find out if you’re due any tax back from us and quickly claim a refund if you’re owed one - Check your State Pension: see how much State Pension you could get, when you can get it and how to increase it, if you can - Self Assessment: a safe and secure way to make Self Assessment payments and get information you'll need to file - Child Benefit support: claim, manage, and update your Child Benefit details - National Insurance: find and save your National Insurance number so you have it when you need it - Go paperless: opt to receive key messages from HMRC online Download the HMRC app today and stay on top of your money and taxes

With the Quilter app, you can: • go paperless and view your documents online • view valuations and performance • check if a transaction has gone through, including money paid in and out • keep your personal details up to date (such as your email address and security information) • carry out simple instructions, such as switches, plus top up your ISA or Collective Investment Account. For customers already registered for Quilter’s online Customer Centre, you can use the same login details you use when accessing the online Customer Centre. We have designed our app using the latest security features to protect your investments and for your peace of mind. This app is for Quilter platform customers only. It is not currently available for Quilter Cheviot, Quilter Investors, Quilter Financial Planning, or Quilter Financial Advisers. The importance of financial advice: We always recommend you seek financial advice before making changes to your investments, for example, when adding or withdrawing money and when changing your investment choice. Your investment may fall or rise in value and you may not get back what you put in.