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This is in response to tony2toes. Hmmm...interesting name.
Anyways, I just bought some shares on NASDAQ with Squaregain. They charge £12.50. There are some you can buy on-line but with mine I had to buy through a broker but no extra charge there. They're pretty good. Just remember to have the W8-BEN tax form signed BEFORE you make any trades.:rotfl: :dance: _party_ :grouphug: Laughing all the way...:EasterBun :kisses3:0 -
I have just joined Squaregain via a link from the nakertrader website and by going this route, Squaregain will credit £50 to my account after only 1 trade.0
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I have today signed up with Hoodless and they have offered me a free months trading.
Now what shall I buy.......0 -
Just a question for Hobbesandco, whats the purpose of the W8-BEN form and why's it advisable to fill it in before trading on NASDAQ shares?0
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The W8BEN Form is for US Inland Revenue Tax Purposes and is compulsory if you're purchasing US shares. You cannot be a resident of the US for tax purposes (i.e. citizen or green-card holder).:rotfl: :dance: _party_ :grouphug: Laughing all the way...:EasterBun :kisses3:0
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CTT wrote:I have just joined Squaregain via a link from the nakertrader website and by going this route, Squaregain will credit £50 to my account after only 1 trade.
You could have got £75, via this route
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=915870 -
Is Squaregain a good option for a one off trade?0
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HRS you'll find a useful list of shareholder perks at Sharecrazy
http://www.sharecrazy.com/resources/perks.html
They also have a lot of other data on each company, if you click on the company names they are highlighted0 -
Hi,
I have about £3000 worth of shares in an Australian bank (following various demutualisations and mergers) which I'd like to cash in. I haven't done anything but cash in a few Abbey shares before...
None of the 'usual' sites (Squaregain, Hoodless Brennan, etc) mentioned on here seem to cover the ASX market, just UK/US.
I did try a while ago and found one of the big names (Barclays I think) who said they'd do it for £100 or so, but they never actually sent me the forms to open the account...
So what are your recommendations for selling them? I have an electronic certificate for the shares.
A possible route: I have a stepsister who recently emigrated to Australia. She could possibly do it if I gave them to her and send (most of) the money back, but I have a feeling I'd fall foul of all sorts of nasty tax and money laundering issues... I'd rather find a UK broker to handle it!
Looking forward to your replies
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the best site to see is advfn . and the best stockbrockers are self trade 12.50 flat fee itrade over 50k a day and here is one for free buy eme you missed the boat a bit last friday but a long way to go EME.0
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