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IWEB Share dealing

meme86
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I am looking at getting back into buying shares, after a few years, but this time i am going to do things differently and not put all my eggs into 1 basket....
looking to invest around £500 a month, and each month a different company
has anyone used IWEB as a broker?
their charges seem to be very good, and alot cheaper than the nominee account i had with TSB (£7.99 a month, and also £15 a trade (not that i traded alot)
just wondering if anyone has had experiences with this company, failing that, Guardian Stockbrokers
looking to invest around £500 a month, and each month a different company
has anyone used IWEB as a broker?
their charges seem to be very good, and alot cheaper than the nominee account i had with TSB (£7.99 a month, and also £15 a trade (not that i traded alot)
just wondering if anyone has had experiences with this company, failing that, Guardian Stockbrokers
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Iweb are backed by Halifax pretty much so far as I know. Nothing to object to, they are the cheapest for international without going direct to USA
A regular investing strategy I think is best tried first on funds. It can work out great, I used it in 2008 for profit but with shares I'd buy low and sell high so it gets more complicated, they usually loop more0 -
thanks
on self select stocks and shares ISA's, are all companies on the stock market available, or is there a certain selection?
just thinking for next financial year0 -
sabretoothtigger wrote: »they are the cheapest for international without going direct to USA
are you allowing for hidden forex charges?0 -
i have been reading up on self select stocks and shares ISA's and i have read that maybe i wont really benefit from this, as i have what i believe is a low income (£13k ish), and that maybe i would be better of just trading normally
any thoughts or was what i was reading a load of old tosh???0 -
i have been reading up on self select stocks and shares ISA's and i have read that maybe i wont really benefit from this, as i have what i believe is a low income (£13k ish), and that maybe i would be better of just trading normally
any thoughts or was what i was reading a load of old tosh???
One advantage of the ISA is it makes tax declaration a no brainer.
However IMHO the chance of many S&S ISA owners ever getting a bean of tax benefit is very unlikely. But if the ISA has no additional costs then you may as well. :beer:I believe past performance is a good guide to future performance :beer:0
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