Have I worked these differences between Vanguard and IWeb correctly?

HCIMbtw

ColdIron said:

HCIMbtw said:

eesh cant believe iWebs cost to set up is up to £100, used to be £25 18mhts ago unless i'm mistaken

£100,000 lump sum in funds

IWeb
Year 1: £100 + £5
Year 2 - 10: £0 pa
Total: £105

Hargreaves Lansdown
Year 1 - 10: £450
Total: £4,500

I wasn't saying iWeb was bad sorry, just surprised the opening account went up so much in price 

I'm planning to switch lump sums into iWeb once accrued in Vanguard

talexuser

One other thing to mention about iWeb. If they don't have a fund it is worthwhile to web chat and ask to put in a request. They have added a couple of funds over the years I queried.

grumiofoundation

HCIMbtw said:

ColdIron said:

HCIMbtw said:

eesh cant believe iWebs cost to set up is up to £100, used to be £25 18mhts ago unless i'm mistaken

£100,000 lump sum in funds

IWeb
Year 1: £100 + £5
Year 2 - 10: £0 pa
Total: £105

Hargreaves Lansdown
Year 1 - 10: £450
Total: £4,500

I wasn't saying iWeb was bad sorry, just surprised the opening account went up so much in price 

I'm planning to switch lump sums into iWeb once accrued in Vanguard

Believe it was £200 before being reduced to £25 a few years ago.

mika_dm

talexuser said:

One other thing to mention about iWeb. If they don't have a fund it is worthwhile to web chat and ask to put in a request. They have added a couple of funds over the years I queried.

Fidelity offered the same thing for me with an ETF I asked if they can offer it in their list.

Alexland

Alistair31 said:

I track the investments I hold within iWeb via Morningstar portfolio where I pull all investments together. Would guess Alex means the same or similar.

Yes I use the HL app watchlist (not even a customer) to track my investments on cheaper platforms.