About FSCS Levy Calculator
Joe, who reads the FCA's and the FSCS's own levy publications and builds them into a calculator, each figure dated.
Why this site exists
The FCA publishes the class totals and a worked example every year, but only as a PDF. A calculator built on those exact figures lets a firm check its bill in a minute.
Who it is for
Directors and compliance officers of small FCA-authorised advice firms checking their FSCS levy.
What is on this site
One question, "fscs levy calculator", answered with a calculator that works on the page with no account, 3 guides on the questions around it, a data table you can cite (the figures and their method), and the sources every figure rests on.
- FSCS levy 2026/27: £247m, and what it means for a small firm: The 2026/27 FSCS levy: £247m payable by firms, the class levy limits, the £112,972,954 management expenses limit, and how a firm's share is worked out.
- How the FSCS levy is calculated: the FCA's method: How the FSCS levy is calculated: a firm's tariff data as a share of its class's total tariff base, applied to the class's costs, plus a base costs levy on FCA fees.
- FSCS levy limits by class, 2026/27: FSCS annual levy limits by funding class: LDII £330m, General Insurance Distribution £410m, Home Finance Intermediation £55m, Investment Provision £200m.
What it does not do
- We do not give tax, legal, regulatory or investment advice.
- We do not pass your enquiry to any firm.
- We do not use a figure we have not read from the FCA, the FSCS or the PRA.
Who answers for it
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Reach us
Contact for a question about the site, or enquiries@fscslevycalculator.co.uk. The legal terms are on Terms and Privacy.
This calculator applies the FCA's published 2026/27 FSCS figures to what you enter; it is not regulatory or financial advice and your FCA invoice is the figure you pay. An enquiry sent through the form is read and answered by Joe, who runs this site; no firm receives it.