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Trading212 low cost Ftse Tracker
sidneyyoungblood
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Looking for a world tracker on Trading212
I have a HSBC FTSE All World Index Class C - Accumulation (GBP) on Iweb but the £5 fees are can mount up over the year. ,
Can anyone recommend a similar low cost fund which I can purchase on trading212 which I can purchase within m S&S isa ..
Thanks
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Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF2
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Thanks , do you know if that all the funds are available or only ones selected by scottish widowsColdIron said:Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF0 -
All funds available. You still would need to pay £5 at the point of sale, but that's probably going to be insignificant, but if that's an issue you can buy a similar ETF such as ACWI (slightly different index, but you're still buying all world)sidneyyoungblood said:
Thanks , do you know if that all the funds are available or only ones selected by scottish widowsColdIron said:Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF0 -
I'm not sure if we've any reports of this being used in practice yet, so if you go for it OP, let us know how you get on.InvesterJones said:
All funds available. You still would need to pay £5 at the point of sale, but that's probably going to be insignificant, but if that's an issue you can buy a similar ETF such as ACWI (slightly different index, but you're still buying all world)sidneyyoungblood said:
Thanks , do you know if that all the funds are available or only ones selected by scottish widowsColdIron said:Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF0 -
It's the same platform you are already using and holding the fund on.sidneyyoungblood said:
Thanks , do you know if that all the funds are available or only ones selected by scottish widowsColdIron said:Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF
iWeb has been rebranded Scottish Widows and is now offering free regular investing.1 -
ACWI is the one I use.0
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How do people actually start going with this. Every time I tried to fund my account the bank link (HSBC) failed either because the ob.hsbc.co.uk link came back blank or I got futher but I didn't have the requisite details to get the verification code. Specifically "enter the requested digits from your transaction as instructed". There were no "requeted digits". After several attempts and half an hour + I quit.0
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For some reason instant transfers don't work. I paid by card.gropinginthedark said:How do people actually start going with this. Every time I tried to fund my account the bank link (HSBC) failed either because the ob.hsbc.co.uk link came back blank or I got futher but I didn't have the requisite details to get the verification code. Specifically "enter the requested digits from your transaction as instructed". There were no "requeted digits". After several attempts and half an hour + I quit.0 -
thanks is there any dowsides of buying a ETF like ACWI rather than a HSBC FTSE World tracker ?InvesterJones said:
All funds available. You still would need to pay £5 at the point of sale, but that's probably going to be insignificant, but if that's an issue you can buy a similar ETF such as ACWI (slightly different index, but you're still buying all world)sidneyyoungblood said:
Thanks , do you know if that all the funds are available or only ones selected by scottish widowsColdIron said:Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF1 -
Not any meaningful ones. It is worth reading about the differences between OEICs and ETFs in general for your own understanding as they do have differences that are worth knowing about.sidneyyoungblood said:
thanks is there any dowsides of buying a ETF like ACWI rather than a HSBC FTSE World tracker ?InvesterJones said:
All funds available. You still would need to pay £5 at the point of sale, but that's probably going to be insignificant, but if that's an issue you can buy a similar ETF such as ACWI (slightly different index, but you're still buying all world)sidneyyoungblood said:
Thanks , do you know if that all the funds are available or only ones selected by scottish widowsColdIron said:Scottish Widows (nee IWeb) now have regular investing for £0T212 doesn't do open ended funds, you would need to look for an ETF1
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