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I would really like to invest a small amount regularly (about £50 per month) into some sort of fund, but I don't wish to pay £X per trade (don't mind a small annual management fee)
A few years ago I had a S&S isa through the bank and it did not too badly. But I can't find any anywhere now that does these without either requiring a thousand pounds or more initial investment, then regular payments of more than £50 per month, with a per trade fee.
Can someone point me in the direction, if such a thing is still offered?
thanks
I would really like to invest a small amount regularly (about £50 per month) into some sort of fund, but I don't wish to pay £X per trade (don't mind a small annual management fee)
A few years ago I had a S&S isa through the bank and it did not too badly. But I can't find any anywhere now that does these without either requiring a thousand pounds or more initial investment, then regular payments of more than £50 per month, with a per trade fee.
Can someone point me in the direction, if such a thing is still offered?
thanks
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Hargreaves Lansdown allow you to make monthly payments of £50 without an initial deposit and don't charge for buying or selling funds, there are probably others0
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