Best place to just hold shares

Henrta

I recently opened a thread here looking for more information on the interactive investor for my father, and people kindly were also suggesting places I could transfer his shares too that would be more suitable as he is not planning on doing any trading only holding onto the shares right now.
Many places  and information were suggested and offered up, and Eco_miser kindly linked me this:
https://monevator.com/compare-uk-cheapest-online-brokers/
  but as I'm not familiar with stocks and shares trading the actual fees involved were not entirely clear to me.
If all I did was hold some shares in a Hargreaves Lansdown account for instance listed as such:
https://i.imgur.com/juEEdiS.jpeg
how much would the annual charge be?
What should I be looking out for if I want somewhere with the minimum fees and fuss to simply hold onto his shares?

Convert them into paper shares was also suggested, which from my unfamiliar investigating seemed very rare nowadays and not something the II obviously seems to do.

moneysavinghero

If not in an ISA it would cost you nothing in ongoing fees.
If you want an ISA it would be 0.45% of the value invested (annually) capped at £45

https://www.hl.co.uk/investment-services/fund-and-share-account/charges-and-interest-rates

mika_dm

iWeb is free of charge if you don't trade. But it costs £100 to open the account.

wmb194

If I were you and you don't want to pay iWeb's* opening fee I'd use Jarvis' x-o.co.uk. Jarvis is a reputable stockbroker and it has no account opening or activity fees for its normal, taxable nominee  account.

*iWeb is a brand name of Halifax Stockbrokers and is ultimately owned by Lloyds Bank.