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iWeb Change to Scottish Widows
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It seems to be working now. I was able to login to SW. The login URL on iWeb has also changed to SW.
Regular investing also appears to be available.5 -
Blimey, so it does1
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Ditto... so it does !0
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ColdIron said:Blimey, so it doesThat was my reaction too!Minimum functionality successfully achieved
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Regular investing is already there. They've separated "Subscription Plan" from "Investment Plan" meaning that you can use regular investing on cash already in the account (which is not the case on some other platforms I could name). There is even a one-off option so you don't need to set up and then cancel the instruction if you just want to get a fixed sum invested on the cheap.2
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It looks reassuringly familiar, almost as if it had just been re-skinned5
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Anyone tried the Scottish Widows app?0
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It asks for email address rather than username. Tried it, but doesn't recognise my email.jaybeetoo said:Anyone tried the Scottish Widows app?
I also tried the Investment Platform login out of curiosity. Oddly that said "your details don't match, try again" which suggests that it recognised a part of it. Be surprised if anyone else was using any of the same details.
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I see that.masonic said:Regular investing is already there. They've separated "Subscription Plan" from "Investment Plan" meaning that you can use regular investing on cash already in the account (which is not the case on some other platforms I could name). There is even a one-off option so you don't need to set up and then cancel the instruction if you just want to get a fixed sum invested on the cheap.
Does that really mean that you can use the one-off option and avoid the £5 trading fee?
It seems as though it can pull money from your nominated bank account, if not already held as cash.
How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)1 -
Anybody else having problems logging in to the website today?0
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