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Investengine / T212

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  • wmb194
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    cloud_dog said:
    friolento said:
    Have a look at Wealthify, CMC and &me, too.

    The one I wouldn't use is Nutmeg.
    Ummm, Wealthify that charge 0.6%pa in fees?  Probably not one for me.

    CMC Invest charge £10pm for an ISA.  Nope, not for me.

    &Me, I gave up looking for the charges.  I'm not saying they are not there but for someone used to looking for charges, not being able to easily find them gets a hard no from me.

    CMC’s GIA charges no fees for its basic version.

    I’d only open the others for cashback shenanigans.
  • tiger135
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    looks like t212 will be the best going by all the comments and its well established 
  • RichardS
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    friolento said:
    Have a look at Wealthify, CMC and &me, too.

    The one I wouldn't use is Nutmeg.
    Why not Nutmeg?
  • Tonski
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    edited 1 November 2023 at 2:20PM
    I have both and have to say that I prefer Investengine. Everything is processed quickly and it's easy to navigate. There is definitely less choice, but it has everything that I was after and very low fees. T212 is also pretty good though and if you want to buy the odd occasional stock, then that is your best bet.
  • Albermarle
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    RichardS said:
    friolento said:
    Have a look at Wealthify, CMC and &me, too.

    The one I wouldn't use is Nutmeg.
    Why not Nutmeg?
    Charges are high and recent performance of their funds has not been great.
  • Albermarle
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    edited 1 November 2023 at 4:41PM
    cloud_dog said:
    friolento said:
    Have a look at Wealthify, CMC and &me, too.

    The one I wouldn't use is Nutmeg.
    Ummm, Wealthify that charge 0.6%pa in fees?  Probably not one for me.

    CMC Invest charge £10pm for an ISA.  Nope, not for me.

    &Me, I gave up looking for the charges.  I'm not saying they are not there but for someone used to looking for charges, not being able to easily find them gets a hard no from me.

    &me nearly 0.9% for a £20K S&S ISA. Bit less for a bigger sum, bit more for a smaller sum.

    However you do get your own personal consultant ! 


  • tiger135
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    I loaded the t212 app and it was really slow, put me off a bit. Which ones are website only? I kinda think I dont want an app as its too easy to access when its meant to be long term. 
  • wmb194
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    edited 1 November 2023 at 7:48PM
    tiger135 said:
    I loaded the t212 app and it was really slow, put me off a bit. Which ones are website only? I kinda think I dont want an app as its too easy to access when its meant to be long term. 
    I've never experienced its app being slow on either my iPad or iPhone but I normally use it via its website. There are very few that are website only. iWeb/Halifax Stockbrokers/Lloyds Stockbrokers* would fit this bill albeit with a higher cost.

    *All the same platform with different branding and pricing.
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