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Towry charging structure from January 2011
Cautious_Investor_3
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Hi
Is anyone interested in seeing the new Towry charges from January 2011?
If they are I'll post them here, have just got a copy myself.
The Cautious Investor
Is anyone interested in seeing the new Towry charges from January 2011?
If they are I'll post them here, have just got a copy myself.
The Cautious Investor
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Cautious_Investor wrote: »Hi
Is anyone interested in seeing the new Towry charges from January 2011?
If they are I'll post them here, have just got a copy myself.
The Cautious Investor
I would be interested to see their "fee" structure.0 -
Are you going to post them or not ?0
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One of the more riveting posts! I'm wetting myself with excitement.0
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hes such a tease!0
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OK. Let's make it up.
Towry Charging Structure 2011
1. Cut and blow job.........£35.00
2. Investment Advice......£735.56
3. Share Dealing.........£35 per share
4. Er......
5. That's it.0 -
Loughton_Monkey wrote: »OK. Let's make it up.
Towry Charging Structure 2011
1. Cut and blow job.........£35.00
2. Investment Advice......£735.56
3. Share Dealing.........£35 per share
4. Er......
5. That's it.
Do you have to have the cut as well?:D
Although like all Towry's other charges, not doubt £35 represents excellent value for money(in their opinion!!!)0 -
feesarefare wrote: »Do you have to have the cut as well?:D
Only if you are Jewish.0 -
Loughton_Monkey wrote: »Only if you are Jewish.
Thats good to know!
A most informative thread - thanks Cautious Investor0 -
feesarefare wrote: »Thats good to know!
A most informative thread - thanks Cautious Investor
Sorry guys, man flu has struck me down over the past few days.
I'll try and post it tomorrow.0 -
Hi
Got round to it sooner than I thought I would.
Here goes, this is from a longer document but the headlines are as follows (E&OA)
Annual charge £25 plus VAT, per quarter in advance per account
Trade Charges (Purchase, sale, min charge, max charge)
UK Equities 1%, 1%, £35, £100
Mutual funds 2.5%, nil, £35, £100
ETFs 1%, 1%, £35, £100
Overseas Equities 1%, 1%, £50, £100
Corporate Bonds 1%, 1%, £50, £100
Gilts 1%, 1%, £50, £100
Other Charges
In specie transfer out: £50 per lind of stock per account
ISA account transfer: £100 plus VAT
Ad hoc valuations: £50 + VAT per valuation
I hope this helps, far from the cheapest firm out there, assuming of course they still want your business!
The Cautious Investor0
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