Cheapest fund platform for Self Select ISA

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I want to open a self select isa for 2013/14. I intend to have two or three unit trusts in it and drip in a total of £600 per month. Seems a bit of a minefield but does anyone know the cheapest fund platform for this. ? Hargreaves Lansdown, Best Invest, Cavendish etc? Thanks in advance.

innovate

It all depends on what you invest in, and even how much and/or for how long in some cases.

http://monevator.com/compare-uk-cheapest-online-brokers/

http://candidmoney.com/articles/266/fund-platform-comparison-site-launch

bigfreddiel

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innovate

bigfreddiel wrote: »

tddirectinvesting

Sorry, this is again not a considered response. You are getting a bit of a reputation for such responses.

You (and I) know just about nothing about what exactly the OP will invest in, so we are in no position to name a single platform as the suitable one.

dougz_2

A: Try this thread in a nearby forum https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3153942

Robert99

I would consider this in 2 parts
a) work out who has the best tools to work out which funds (or other) to invest in, how to create a good portfolio across your investments and how to keep it good
b) work out the best cost effective way of investing and keeping your portfolio good i.e. this maybe not the cheapest

e.g. The difference between the best (30% - Standard Life) and the worst (1% - Kames) UK equity fund last year was quite significant

bigfreddiel

innovate wrote: »

Sorry, this is again not a considered response. You are getting a bit of a reputation for such responses.

You (and I) know just about nothing about what exactly the OP will invest in, so we are in no position to name a single platform as the suitable one.

i didn't ask the question - and he who asked the question knows i don't know anything about him

thus the answer i gave

go figure
glad to help

fj