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Iweb Opening Fee Waived Until June 2024
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Qyburn
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Sorry if this was already posted. I just noticed they have extended the offer...
"Open a new account with IWeb between 1 September 2023 and 30 June 2024 and you’ll pay no account opening charge, that’s a saving of £100"
https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/
"Open a new account with IWeb between 1 September 2023 and 30 June 2024 and you’ll pay no account opening charge, that’s a saving of £100"
https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/
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Can you open an account without funding it?0
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Swipe said:Can you open an account without funding it?
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Swipe said:Can you open an account without funding it?All the offer T&Cs say is that it must be activated to avoid the £100 opening fee, nothing about funding
- Accounts that are opened and activated before the offer end date will not be charged the usual £100 Account Opening Charge. By ‘activated’ we mean that all documentation must have been returned to us and the account set up online and ready to trade.
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Swipe said:Can you open an account without funding it?1
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Qyburn said:Swipe said:Can you open an account without funding it?
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I opened a general trading account and stuck a tenner in it. I'll most likely be opening an S&S ISA with them next April. The £100 fee (currently waived) only applies to the first account.1
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boingy said:I opened a general trading account and stuck a tenner in it. I'll most likely be opening an S&S ISA with them next April. The £100 fee (currently waived) only applies to the first account.0
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Swipe said:boingy said:I opened a general trading account and stuck a tenner in it. I'll most likely be opening an S&S ISA with them next April. The £100 fee (currently waived) only applies to the first account.2
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A waiving of a £100 fee pales in comparison to some of the cashback deals on offer for bigger ISA's anyway. HL one in particular is rather generous.1
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I saw a post where someone said that they had an iWeb account with just some cash in it, and iWeb returned the money and closed the account. It would be safer to buy some stock.
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