fidelity isa - how i do choose funds?

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there are about 30,000...

i don't think i can even read the charts...

ongoing charge
transaction charge
historic yield

do i subtract the top 2 figures from the bottom?

Go for a managed fund like Wealthify. It's much easier. . I can send a referal code and we get £25 each.

I chose one of their manages funds

I would look at low cost funds, so where the Ongoing Charge is low., below 0.5% the smaller the better. Then compare the transaction costs, a low TC means it does not churn the assets in the fund that much, aim for as low as possible.

I would look at funds that do it all for you. Fidelity may have their own ones, I don't use that platform so I don't know.

Some funds to look at are Blackrock MyMAP and Vanguard Lifestrategy.
Or look at something that tracks a global index like a FTSE Global All Cap or MSCI World.

Fidelity may offer ready made portfolios, take a look at those.

Your general aim is to get low cost, wide global diversification.

I'd relook at that @swimbaby