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Overview Tool?

Newbie2saving
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Hi all,
I was wondering if there is any software tool out there that can do the following? I have a portfolio with HL, I like the way it is all kept together and easy to view. However over the past 10months I have added a number of IT's to my pot and they are in shareplans with the specific investment house as it was the cheapest way to invest. These are added to on a monthly basis. Is there anything that automatically adds the amounts up at the price paid and shows me an overview? I know the answer is most likely "no", but any ways you find to keep on track? I can see the answer being a very complicated spreadsheet
Thanks!
I was wondering if there is any software tool out there that can do the following? I have a portfolio with HL, I like the way it is all kept together and easy to view. However over the past 10months I have added a number of IT's to my pot and they are in shareplans with the specific investment house as it was the cheapest way to invest. These are added to on a monthly basis. Is there anything that automatically adds the amounts up at the price paid and shows me an overview? I know the answer is most likely "no", but any ways you find to keep on track? I can see the answer being a very complicated spreadsheet

Thanks!
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Perhaps something like?
http://www.trustnet.com/help/portfoliopromo.aspx
(there are other similar sites)Stompa0 -
Perhaps something like?
http://www.trustnet.com/help/portfoliopromo.aspx
(there are other similar sites)
Thanks. I do actually use trustnet portfolio as I have seperatly managed portfolios elsewhere and this enables me to bundle it all into one view. However I was hoping for something that would add in my monthly contributions without me having to type in the update each month, it would in a way, roll up so my IT's and / or HL portfolio could be viewed at any given time without too much messing.
Any other thoughts / suggestions?0 -
Newbie2saving wrote: »However I was hoping for something that would add in my monthly contributions without me having to type in the update each month, it would in a way, roll up so my IT's and / or HL portfolio could be viewed at any given time without too much messing.
Any other thoughts / suggestions?
http://www.morningstar.co.uk
their portfolio tool allows you to add/edit a recurring investment either monthly, quarterly or yearly'We don't need to be smarter than the rest; we need to be more disciplined than the rest.' - WB0
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