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Fidelity charges
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The search screen, just like the account portal and web features are comprehensive.'We don't need to be smarter than the rest; we need to be more disciplined than the rest.' - WB0
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Sorry for repeating this.
But if I want to avoid the £45 fee I can use the cavendishonline transfer service (ISA funds account)
http://www.cavendishonline.co.uk/investments/move-your-investment/currently-with-fidelity/
Fill the two forms and send them via post?
Is there anything else to that? Do I need to create an account online or something similar?
And cavendishonline fee is 0.25% annually, correct?0 -
That's correct. All very easy.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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By transferring to cavendish, FundsNetwork [Fidelity] will take 0.20% only, by selling your greatest value fund, and Cavendish will take 0.05% by sale as well.
Additionally, open a FundsNetwork CashManager Account to pay Cavendish their charge of 0.05% taken in monthly deductions, thus they will not sell your funds to cover their cost.
Hope that helps.
Question, when does cavendish/FundsNetwork start taking the charges(by selling or by account debit)? I've had an account since march 2015 and can not see any deductions. I believe the funds were all *clean class*.0 -
Question, when does cavendish/FundsNetwork start taking the charges(by selling or by account debit)? I've had an account since march 2015 and can not see any deductions. I believe the funds were all *clean class*.
Monthly I believe, from the largest holding by selling units.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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