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How to track fund performances online and budget spreadsheet issue
JenOrganise
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Hi, I am new and in all honesty I have not checked all the threads thoroughly to make sure my points aren't answered elsewhere. Apologies also if I should have done this as 2 threads...
But please help if you can!
1. I have downloaded the budget spreadsheet and the macros are disabled. I have checked (ad advised) the security levels which are are already set to medium. What else can I do? I have a work laptop IBM where I have limited administrator rights.
2. I would like to find a website where I can track in one place on an ongoing basis the performance of my very limited pension funds, old peps, shares, etc. What is the best website to do this on? Thoughts appreciated!
Thanks for whoever's help.
But please help if you can!
1. I have downloaded the budget spreadsheet and the macros are disabled. I have checked (ad advised) the security levels which are are already set to medium. What else can I do? I have a work laptop IBM where I have limited administrator rights.
2. I would like to find a website where I can track in one place on an ongoing basis the performance of my very limited pension funds, old peps, shares, etc. What is the best website to do this on? Thoughts appreciated!
Thanks for whoever's help.
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With regard to your question about checking funds and shares etc, you can do this on https://www.advfn.co.uk and on https://www.iii.co.uk. Both are free and I can personally recommend these sites as I've been using these for years.
In advfn, you have to got to monitor and in iii go to portfilio to look up stock and add them to your own portfolio.
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