iWeb Platform

capital0ne

Note - I see my error now, didn't add on the platform fee for ii - see correction below

I'm with II (TD prior to that) so now I'm paying a few £22.50/quarter or £90/yr
I reinvest automatically - costs £1.00 now, with TD that was £1.50
I have 60 reinvestments each year and I trade about 8 times a year

So the cost comparison is like this
ii TD
Reinvestments £60 £90
Trades £80 £100
Total £120 £190
Platform Fee £90 N/A
Less Credit -£90 N/A
Annual Cost £200 £190

So altho' TD had no fees for a portfolio of shares and ETFs it was costing me £190/yr
And ii will only cost me £10 more

I was thinking of moving to iWeb, but not now - I think I may

Eco_Miser

As said, it's basic, but I keep my own records, so I don't need to platform to tell me how much I've made or lost.

Daverok

As others have said. Very basic, but cheap and cheerful is fine for me. I have share dealing with them as well as an ISA and trading costs are low and reliable.

xylophone

I think I'll be happy enough with it once my ISA transfer from II actually completes and I have the dividends that have been paid to II and that I have still not received.