Discount Broker for Prudential ISA

Malthusian

bill_on_line wrote: »

If Prudential set it up on a 0.5% annual fee this could soon start to mount up over the years. I would rather pay a fee up front and no initial or renewal fees from the ISA.

Companies that provide ongoing services charge ongoing fees. How would you feel if they took your upfront fee and then six months later announced they were closing the product?

bill_on_line

This morning found out from Prudential that from this week the ISA can be bought direct or through IFA or tied FA.
So much confusion over advised, non-advised/execution only, limited advice and full advice.

bill_on_line

Malthusian
Not sure were your coming from here. The product is not offered by the IFA its recommended by the IFA after looking at the customer's situation. So if the IFA moves the product/investment still continues all be it.without regular reviews by a good IFA.