Vanguard direct to customer offering confirmed
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Does anybody know if there has been any reaction/comments to the new Vanguard platform from any of the other platforms? Or do they think its best to ignore it and things will settle down?
http://www.langcatfinancial.co.uk/blog/thats-not-a-moon-thats-a-space-station-vanguard-launches-the-rebellion-weeps/koru0 -
I recently opened a S&S account with Charles Stanley but have not yet transferred any funds into the S&S account.
So, could I open a S&S account with Vanguard instead. I know you are only allowed one S&S account in a single tax year, but am guessing it only kicks in once I transfer funds. Appreciate any feedback.0 -
The new Vanguard platform is absolutely great news for customers who only hold Vanguard funds.
I hold some passive funds in different single sector regions including the HSBC American Index Fund (0.07%) but only 1 Vanguard fund so its not really worth changing platforms.0 -
I recently opened a S&S account with Charles Stanley but have not yet transferred any funds into the S&S account.
So, could I open a S&S account with Vanguard instead. I know you are only allowed one S&S account in a single tax year, but am guessing it only kicks in once I transfer funds. Appreciate any feedback.
Yes - the rules only apply to contrbutions.0 -
Good news for people in more expensive platforms but if you have a largish amount in Vanguard funds with eg iWeb or Halifax it would still be MORE expensive to have them with Vanguard and their % based structure.0
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Good news for people in more expensive platforms but if you have a largish amount in Vanguard funds with eg iWeb or Halifax it would still be MORE expensive to have them with Vanguard and their % based structure.
Agreed. My ISA is with IWEB, and cheaper to keep with them than move to Vanguard.
I also have a (much smaller) SIPP, currently with HL. I will be interested to see what Vanguard's direct SIPP offering looks like. If all else is equal, then 0.15% could be attractive.0 -
I want to move my ISA, I want to get a decent divided how do I check the Vanguard units to see which pay the higher divided. I can see how you pick a trust ie 60/40, 20/80 etc but I cannot find anywhere to say what the divided rate is I am looking for between 4 and 5%0
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I think that it's a great move and hope that, medium term, they work to reduce the costs further. If you hold a large Vanguard holding then the capped fees must be attractive.
For me, I hold low 6 figures in VLS in iWEB, so it's cheaper for me to remain as is. I welcome their entry to the UK market though.0
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