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Interactive Investor to iWeb S&S ISA Transfer - Positive Experience
deltrotter
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Hi everyone
With trepidation I kicked off an ISA transfer from Interactive Investor to iWeb on Saturday.
Three tracker ETFs in total.
Just received notification that the transfer has completed and confirmed it by signing in.
I can not complain at all. When starting the transfer it did say that ii to iWeb would be mostly automated. Only thing I had to do was print off and sign a form and post it to iWeb.
My reason was transferring is that over the next 10 years I would pay £1200 total in monthly fees to ii and £0 to iWeb. Transaction charges would like be £0 with ii but I'd estimate £60 (one trade per year) with iWeb.
Cheers
Del
With trepidation I kicked off an ISA transfer from Interactive Investor to iWeb on Saturday.
Three tracker ETFs in total.
Just received notification that the transfer has completed and confirmed it by signing in.
I can not complain at all. When starting the transfer it did say that ii to iWeb would be mostly automated. Only thing I had to do was print off and sign a form and post it to iWeb.
My reason was transferring is that over the next 10 years I would pay £1200 total in monthly fees to ii and £0 to iWeb. Transaction charges would like be £0 with ii but I'd estimate £60 (one trade per year) with iWeb.
Cheers
Del
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Good to hear something positive about financial institutions for a change'Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn’t, pays it' - Albert Einstein.1
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Well done, good job you weren't dealing with Vanguard.1
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Agree with your comments guys, hence why I said trepidation to start my post.
I really could not fault it!1 -
deltrotter said:When starting the transfer it did say that ii to iWeb would be mostly automated. Only thing I had to do was print off and sign a form and post it to iWeb.
One thing to mention, when i started the transfer a pop up message did say that it will be all electronic and that i don't have to post a signed form to iWeb (probably the same for you when you initiated your transfer). Despite that in the end it does ask to print and post the form. I called and double checked with iWeb and they said that posting the form to them is not required.
Regards,
WrS2 -
Thanks @WrS, I should have got in touch with them to ask. Instead I filled out the form and posted it back.
Can you post here when your transfer is complete?
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