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SJP and finding a better alternative
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I believe Vanguard's personal financial advice service has been withdrawn, and now they only offer a very basic kind of advice for investments in an ISA .jimjames said:
Vanguard are not an IFA, they can be a FA as they only sell their own products but generally most people are DIY with them as they only introduced advice very recently.Jazz8760 said:I can't seem to find answers with costs incurred if I'm better off staying where I am or moving. I need to find out what the exit charges are and investing through another FA will incur more costs! Do I need an IFA?
Managed ISA | Vanguard UK Investor (vanguardinvestor.co.uk)
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money in a ISA account (YBS) that's earring next to nothing.
Why on earth?
YBS have offered very reasonable rates for cash ISAs, particularly for members with a history with the society (loyalty accounts).
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