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masonic said:dllive said:Hmm, T212 only offers ETFs.
So - for minimal hassle - I should choose perhaps Vanguard's LifeStrategy 100% Equity Fund - Income class? If so, Ill forget about T212 and just use Vanguards platform.
Is there another platform you recommend? (I dont want to use Hargreaves as Ive heard theyre expensive compared to others). Thanks
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dllive said:masonic said:dllive said:Hmm, T212 only offers ETFs.
So - for minimal hassle - I should choose perhaps Vanguard's LifeStrategy 100% Equity Fund - Income class? If so, Ill forget about T212 and just use Vanguards platform.
Is there another platform you recommend? (I dont want to use Hargreaves as Ive heard theyre expensive compared to others). Thanks
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Thanks @masonic . Ive breached the amount FSCS protection limit on Vanguard and iWeb. So looking to diversify on other platforms. I hadnt realised with these fancy modern platforms (T212, InvestEngine etc) that they only have ETFs (and the additional faff of keeping records of ETFs that involves).Plus, if you are concerned about the FSCS limit on platforms (which you would have to be highly concerned given how low a risk it is on the mainstream), then its worth noting that ETFs get no FSCS protection.
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dunstonh said:Thanks @masonic . Ive breached the amount FSCS protection limit on Vanguard and iWeb. So looking to diversify on other platforms. I hadnt realised with these fancy modern platforms (T212, InvestEngine etc) that they only have ETFs (and the additional faff of keeping records of ETFs that involves).Plus, if you are concerned about the FSCS limit on platforms (which you would have to be highly concerned given how low a risk it is on the mainstream), then its worth noting that ETFs get no FSCS protection.2
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