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Switching from HL to ii
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AndyTh_2 said:Albermarle said:AndyTh_2 said:I was almost gutted not thinking about cashback sites after seeing the above, although luckily it paid me more than I'd have got if I had made my "initial investment" rather than topping up the previous pension to get to the next tier of switch cashback.
Not tail wagging the dog that top up, I was intending to add it regardless of the switch, and was less than £10k anyway (quidco deals seem to start at that).
These are HL and Fidelity, the former has a particularly generous offer at the moment, particularly for larger sums.
( up to £1500)
Of course these two have the highest platform fees, but these can be controlled by avoiding OEIC funds and sticking to ETF's and Investment Trusts.
Not a recommendation, just an observation.
HL also have an S&S ISA/GIA switch cashback too, which is considered a separate offer, and both can be done.0
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