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Intelligent Money of Hargreaves Lansdown Vantage
TennisFan
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Some years ago I registered some ISAs with IntelligentMoney and have been pleased that they more than pay for their yearly charges with the commission money they pay back to me.:)
My husband has some of his ISAs registered under the Hargreaves Lansdown Vantage scheme.
I have a Stocks and Shares ISA which has done very badly for some time
and which I want to transfer it to another better performing fund.
My husband argues that I would be better going with Hargreaves Lansdown Vantage as their charges to transfer the ISA would be competitive, however I think that IntelligentMoney are better as I would continue to get a yearly pay back and I can minimise the costs of transferring the ISA by finding a better performing fund with the same provider.
Anyone any thoughts comments on which of us is right?
My husband has some of his ISAs registered under the Hargreaves Lansdown Vantage scheme.
I have a Stocks and Shares ISA which has done very badly for some time
and which I want to transfer it to another better performing fund.My husband argues that I would be better going with Hargreaves Lansdown Vantage as their charges to transfer the ISA would be competitive, however I think that IntelligentMoney are better as I would continue to get a yearly pay back and I can minimise the costs of transferring the ISA by finding a better performing fund with the same provider.
Anyone any thoughts comments on which of us is right?
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If you are happy with IntelligentMoney then why change. I am with HL, and a do get a monthly payback (Loyalty Bonus), but it's not a lot.0
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