Gold mining basket companies on LSE

wmb194

NoseyParkersHelper said:

wmb194 said:

I'm sure we've had this conversation before; if you don't transfer to T212 you should look at transferring iWeb: it's a brand of Halifax Share Dealing and charges no account fee and is £5 per trade.

https://www.halifax.co.uk/investing/start-investing/share-dealing-services/charges.html

I dont know what you mean Sir! I am NPs Helper; I remember nothing ells! without prejudice of cource!

Because iWeb belong to Halifax; Are you saying that they may offer a free trade deal to transfer to iWeb, where I can leave my shares with them for as long as I need? As opposed to them charging me a transfer fee of 9.50 to T212 or ABell?

Transfers are free. iWeb IS Halifax Share Dealing (HSD) so a transfer should be quick and exceptionally easy. It'll save you the £36p.a. account fee and its trading commission is cheaper but it doesn't offer the free monthly investments HSD does.

A wise man once said, "know thyself." For many years now you have been talking about using or transferring to Trading212 and other brokers. If you know you're not going to do it then don't and stop worrying about it.

NoseyParkersHelper

wmb194 said:

NoseyParkersHelper said:

wmb194 said:

*Halifax Share Dealing. Why not look at the fee schedule under, "Charges to transfer"? 

I did! and all I could find was this 

with respects 
Dealing commission of £9.50 per online trade. Set up a regular, monthly investment and pay no dealing commission. Zero commission on international online trading (1.25% foreign exchange rate still applies). Check all of your investments on our mobile banking app, alongside your everyday banking.

It's right here:

Thanks! So that clarifys that one up then, I can take my shares ells where and close my account with out paying Halifax a penny

NoseyParkersHelper

wmb194 said:

NoseyParkersHelper said:

wmb194 said:

You should be able to transfer them for free. You worry too much.

But Do you trust them?

Yes, and other brokers as well, because a few years ago the FCA had a crackdown on transfer fees and told brokers they should be cut to nothing.

You mean before they where ripping people off!

NoseyParkersHelper

wmb194 said:

NoseyParkersHelper said:

wmb194 said:

I'm sure we've had this conversation before; if you don't transfer to T212 you should look at transferring iWeb: it's a brand of Halifax Share Dealing and charges no account fee and is £5 per trade.

https://www.halifax.co.uk/investing/start-investing/share-dealing-services/charges.html

I dont know what you mean Sir! I am NPs Helper; I remember nothing ells! without prejudice of cource!

Because iWeb belong to Halifax; Are you saying that they may offer a free trade deal to transfer to iWeb, where I can leave my shares with them for as long as I need? As opposed to them charging me a transfer fee of 9.50 to T212 or ABell?

Transfers are free. iWeb IS Halifax Share Dealing (HSD) so a transfer should be quick and exceptionally easy. It'll save you the £36p.a. account fee and its trading commission is cheaper but it doesn't offer the free monthly investments HSD does.

A wise man once said, "know thyself." For many years now you have been talking about using or transferring to Trading212 and other brokers. If you know you're not going to do it then don't and stop worrying about it.

I am considering transering to ABell actully. But I still have until next years to get my 36 quids worth out of Halifax so no rush within that time really. I am going to buy some more stock soon as I have some spare money. But think I will buy with ABell and see how the account works out first though

I have more money I dont know what to do with at the moment. So leaving in in the bank account to wrott aways seams silly yo me really. On the other hand the price of gold has gone silly of late and I cant find a reason for it and as it usually dose come back down after a spike; But this time not