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LLoyds Share Dealing - Am I missing something?
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Fair enough, not what I'm after right now, sticking to funds and ETFS for now. IG is interesting but looks teared more towards traders than passive fund investing from what I can tell.0
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They claim to be one of the cheapest (I have not done research on this) with a FX of 0.5%0
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One reason that Lloyds didn't get mentioned often is that until this year IWEB was just £25 one-off (and £5/trade), so beating Lloyds in most scenarios.
Eco Miser
Saving money for well over half a century0 -
Yeah, thankfully a mate put me on to it just in the nick of time at £25! I need an account for my partners isa now thou. Sadly I didn't have the foresight to open two accounts!
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I would guess that's because they're all part of the same group. I'm with iWeb but interesting that Lloyds looks competitiveChilliBob said:Nice. Without my spreadsheet in front of me, I still don't think it would topple Lloyds for value though.. Seems the interface is a bit... IWeb lol.
Any views on Lloyds?Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
When you actually search on Lloyds it looks just like iweb with a different skin really!0
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Have you had any problems with them not having the funds you wanted?ChilliBob said:When you actually search on Lloyds it looks just like iweb with a different skin really!0 -
I have had issues with iweb being unable to trade some shares and not willing to resolve it.0
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And before that iweb was free to open so only £5 a tradeEco_Miser said:One reason that Lloyds didn't get mentioned often is that until this year IWEB was just £25 one-off (and £5/trade), so beating Lloyds in most scenarios.0
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