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Hoodless brennan
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Is the mimamum you can spend on shares each time always £50?
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No idea, but why would you want to spend £7 in dealing charges to buy £50 worth of shares? That's a 14% charge. You'd do much better with a unit trust, or selftrade's ETFsI'm an Investment Manager. Any comments I make on this board should be not be construed as advice, and are for general information purposes only.0
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Open a Halifax sharebuilder account. Purchases cost 1.50 and can be for any amount.
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The first months free so i paid no charges, just 25p stamp duty. Also if I wanted to close my account and use another broker, how much would it cost?Chrismaths wrote:No idea, but why would you want to spend £7 in dealing charges to buy £50 worth of shares? That's a 14% charge. You'd do much better with a unit trust, or selftrade's ETFs0
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