Do any UK citizens on here use Interactive Brokers?

thenewcomer

i use IB by the way, albeit a new user

DireEmblem

If IB don't offer and ISA, and that is what you are after, there are brokers that link up to IB that do.

w00519773

DireEmblem said:

If IB don't offer and ISA, and that is what you are after, there are brokers that link up to IB that do.

I know there are brokers that link up using SIPPs:  https://www.interactivebrokers.co.uk/en/index.php?f=39434&ns=T&nhf=T.  Is there a link, which shows brokers that link up using ISAs? Are you based in the UK?

w00519773

thenewcomer said:

w00519773 said:

idkwhattosay said:

w00519773 said:

Why did you stop using Interactive brokers after moving to the UK?

Tax reasons (I had to close all accounts and subscriptions). What is your concern regarding IB? They are as good as they get in the retail market. If you want to see the exchanges and clearing houses they do business with, look here: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=561

I am impressed with them so far.  The only concern I have is that there is no ISA wrapper.  
I have a stocks and Shares ISA with Charles Stanley.  Say I sell some shares with Interactive Brokers and there is a capital gain, then can I move the gain to Charles Stanley? I am not sure how it works.

yes, thats correct. as long as it is within the ISA allowance.

Are you sure? That contradicts what eskbanker says in my other post here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6238548/is-capital-gains-tax-allowance-on-top-of-isa-allowance#latest

jimjames

w00519773 said:

thenewcomer said:

w00519773 said:

idkwhattosay said:

w00519773 said:

Why did you stop using Interactive brokers after moving to the UK?

Tax reasons (I had to close all accounts and subscriptions). What is your concern regarding IB? They are as good as they get in the retail market. If you want to see the exchanges and clearing houses they do business with, look here: https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=561

I am impressed with them so far.  The only concern I have is that there is no ISA wrapper.  
I have a stocks and Shares ISA with Charles Stanley.  Say I sell some shares with Interactive Brokers and there is a capital gain, then can I move the gain to Charles Stanley? I am not sure how it works.

yes, thats correct. as long as it is within the ISA allowance.

Are you sure? That contradicts what eskbanker says in my other post here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6238548/is-capital-gains-tax-allowance-on-top-of-isa-allowance#latest

No contradiction. Replied on the other thread but you can pay in up to the ISA limit. It doesn't matter where that money is from