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ii dividend payments
Umiamz
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I’m thinking of moving some of my portfolio to ii.co.uk. A couple of questions:
Do they automatically pay dividends to your linked bank account, or do you have to keep an eye on your cash account and transfer them yourself?
Do they accept FinTech banks like Monzo and Starling as your linked account? IWeb don’t and froze my account when I attempted to link my Monzo account. They re-enabled it when I linked my Nat West account.
Do they automatically pay dividends to your linked bank account, or do you have to keep an eye on your cash account and transfer them yourself?
Do they accept FinTech banks like Monzo and Starling as your linked account? IWeb don’t and froze my account when I attempted to link my Monzo account. They re-enabled it when I linked my Nat West account.
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ii will pay dividends/interest into the linked bank account (they do it for me) from an ISA and I guess a GIA but you have to request it by phone/secure messaging. The facility is not accessible from the web site.2
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Why a shame? Perhaps I was not clear - ii do pay out dividends and interest, you just need to make a phoine call/send a messge for them to set it up. From then on it all happens automatically. That is how it worked for me.Umiamz said:
Ah, that's a shame - thanks for replying.Linton said:ii will pay dividends/interest into the linked bank account (they do it for me) from an ISA and I guess a GIA but you have to request it by phone/secure messaging. The facility is not accessible from the web site.
The accessible from the website refers to the fact that it isnt an option advertised or configurable on the website.1 -
Hi,you can set up a recurring withdrawal order online for day, week, month, maybe 1st of month best option.

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Linton said:
Why a shame? Perhaps I was not clear - ii do pay out dividends and interest, you just need to make a phoine call/send a messge for them to set it up. From then on it all happens automatically. That is how it worked for me.Umiamz said:
Ah, that's a shame - thanks for replying.Linton said:ii will pay dividends/interest into the linked bank account (they do it for me) from an ISA and I guess a GIA but you have to request it by phone/secure messaging. The facility is not accessible from the web site.
The accessible from the website refers to the fact that it isnt an option advertised or configurable on the website.
Thanks, I'm with you now - I did misunderstand your first reply and that was down to me.0
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