I'm a total newbie to personal finance and would like to open a lifetime ISA account.. I heard moneybox is the best platform for this, but I would like to know more about any fine print or hidden fees before I go ahead with opening the account.. I mainly would like to know:
Which LISA account would be better (cash versus stocks and shares)?
What are the fees for each of those types?
If I choose to open a cash LISA for now, can I later on switch to a Stocks and Shares one?
Are there any other platforms aside from moneybox that you'd recommend?