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Sell or not Sell abrdn shares
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Finally managed to sell them and payment received today, going straight into sipp
I think that you were indicating your intention to retire very shortly.
Do you have the relevant earnings in this tax year to cover the contribution?
Have you obtained a state pension forecast?
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Yes only working 2 days a week now. Not quite enough earnings yet ( this tax year) so I might split it 50/50 into pension and ss isa. That way it has the opportunity to gain growth sooner.
Yes my SP in forecast for the max payments1 -
Sorry to jump in this thread late, I've got just over 300 shares, logged into my Abrdn account and it states the value is just over £500, can anyone please advise the best way to sell these shares.
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Is there an option to sell them? If so, what's the cost? Are they held electronically or do you have a certificate? You should be able to transfer them to or lodge them (if certificate) with another broker and sell them e.g., iWeb £5 per trade.iwant2savemoney said:Sorry to jump in this thread late, I've got just over 300 shares, logged into my Abrdn account and it states the value is just over £500, can anyone please advise the best way to sell these shares.
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The VLS range can justify their 0.22% fee for rebalancing equities and bonds except for VLS100 which is all equities. If you want to be overweight to the UK, invest say 80% into a global index fund and 20% into a UK index fund. The fees will be less than half.plumb1_2 said:
I’d most properly put in VLS 100 or a hsbc world indexTheBanker said:The question is, if you had £7,500 cash, would you buy the shares or invest is something else?
But remember you will probably pay tax when drawing down; it's not a straight 25% gain.Finally managed to sell them and payment received today, going straight into sipp
so the £8k can become £10k.0 -
Just had a quote via abrdn to sell, they stated a cost of £20, just realised I get, 2 dividends a year for these shares, approx £45 in total. Most probably hang on to them for the moment.
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Dividends aren’t guaranteed and Aberdeen (IIRC it’s changing its name back) hasn’t been having the best of times.iwant2savemoney said:Just had a quote via abrdn to sell, they stated a cost of £20, just realised I get, 2 dividends a year for these shares, approx £45 in total. Most probably hang on to them for the moment.It’s up to you but you could transfer them to iWeb for free and sell them at a later time for £5 and still receive dividends via iWeb in the meantime. These days £20 per trade is very steep.1
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