which investment provider do you use?

bmwboi99

the title says it all really

thanks

thelawnet

I use Selftrade and Hargreaves Lansdown.

Hargreaves Lansdown have a good website and a good range of investments, so does Selftrade. I have ISAs (and my wife does) and a SIPP

Charges:

HL - ISA 0.5% a year to £45, SIPP 0.5% to £200, Shares, free
Selftrade - £42/year all accounts

HL rebates typically half of the trail commission, Selftrade doesn't. I think probably Hargreaves Lansdown are better these days, although I opened Selftrade subsequently. Not worth changing atm anyway.

bmwboi99

does anybody use an investment bank such as morgan stanley/ ubs or an insurance such as prudential/ aviva and if so which do you think is best?

Aegis

I'm now with Fidelity via Cavendish Online. All trail and initial rebated in full in exchange for a one off fee of £25. Seems to be going ok so far.

westy22

I'm now with Fidelity via Cavendish Online

I also use them for ISAs and non-wrapped funds and also have a share trading account with iii and a SIPP with H-L.

dunstonh

bmwboi99 wrote: »

does anybody use an investment bank such as morgan stanley/ ubs or an insurance such as prudential/ aviva and if so which do you think is best?

All very different options to suit different needs.

Linton

I use Fidelity for my growth funds and iii for my share-based income portfolio.

Also I have a Prudential with profits bond - perhaps the only decent with profits offering around.

No complaints about any of the providers.

bmwboi99

does anyone have any experience of investmrnt BANKS such as goldman sachs, morgan stanley or jp morgan?

also do you hold all your investments which one institution or several?