Iii

LHW99

I hadn't spotted that one Gizmo70, depite a search - thanks.

stringer_bell

does anyone know how long you can keep CASH in your ISA with II? for instance if I sell 10k worth of holdings, is there a limit I can keep it in? I read somewhere ages ago that there was

frugalmacdugal

Hi,

from II T&C's

Receipt of money on sale of Investments.

7.6 If you make a sale we will credit your CA immediately. The proceeds from this sale will be made available immediately to re-invest through your Interactive Investor Account. You cannot withdraw such funds until they are available as cleared funds within your CA and there are no outstanding Charges or other fees due in respect of your Interactive Investor Account.


Cash Account or CA means a part of an Interactive Investor Account used to hold cash pending investment.

JenniferK

How are Interactive Investor these days? Have they improved their admin? How long until dividends are received?
Thanks

masonic

JenniferK wrote: »

How are Interactive Investor these days? Have they improved their admin? How long until dividends are received?
Thanks

I was going to crack a joke about giving II another try in the AJ Bell thread, but I thought better of it

I remain convinced that Investment Trusts and ETFs are the way forward. That way the world is your oyster.

I can't comment on dividends at II but I've had no further issues with tax reclaims.

xylophone

My three end July dividends all now received - not too bad at all, really...

goRt

Zero improvement.

My complaint is nearing its first birthday, significant new errors are made, old errors are compounded.

Avoid!

JenniferK

masonic wrote: »

I was going to crack a joke about giving II another try in the AJ Bell thread, but I thought better of it

I remain convinced that Investment Trusts and ETFs are the way forward. That way the world is your oyster.

I can't comment on dividends at II but I've had no further issues with tax reclaims.

I was tempted:rotfl:

Random47

I was going to ask about II, but after reading last few posts I think I use different fund platform - Cavendish online me thinks

bigadaj

Random47 wrote: »

I was going to ask about II, but after reading last few posts I think I use different fund platform - Cavendish online me thinks

Though cavendish are percentage based rather than flat fee plus trading costs so not a like for like alternative.

If you're considering iii it would suggest that you hold a larger portfolio, in which case Halifax share dealing might be a more logical alternative.

Dyor as they always say.