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Buying shares online

lil_me
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Any idea which the best way to buy shares online, who is best for service and charges the least fees?
One day I might be more organised...........
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Martin's article recommends Hoodless Brennan and Halifax - HB for shares bought & sold when you want to and Halifax for shares bought using a monthly scheme.
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lil_me, I use Selftrade. Their dealing charges are higher - £12.50 as against £7 - but the service is good and the research facility is excellent.0
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I was just looking on the forums to see get this info for myself. I just wanna buy a £100 or so of one particular stock for a bit of fun. Does this affect my choice? Or shall I just get my coat and read the article?And if, you know, your history...0
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dixie_dean wrote:I was just looking on the forums to see get this info for myself. I just wanna buy a £100 or so of one particular stock for a bit of fun. Does this affect my choice? Or shall I just get my coat and read the article?
Halifax Sharebuilder is good for small purchases as the commission when buying is only £1.50, although when selling you pay £5-£12 depending on the size of the trade.
They keep the buying commission down by pooling trades so you're restricted to buying on certain days (several days each month).0 -
cheerfulcat wrote:lil_me, I use Selftrade. Their dealing charges are higher - £12.50 as against £7 - but the service is good and the research facility is excellent.
They also have a very cheap ISA/PEP deal - only 25 pounds a year regardless of size.Trying to keep it simple...0
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