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AJ Bell Monthly Fees
I switched my stocks & shares ISA to AJ Bell last month, largely on the basis of what I read on MSE, noting especially (thank-you Benjamin Taylor) that their monthly fees are capped at £3.50.
They are not!
Fees on FUNDS are charged separately to those on shares and are NOT CAPPED.
Could this be made clear for other readers please?
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It is the same issue with HL & Fidelity. They have a cap as well - it only applies to 'exchange traded products' and not OEIC funds.
You can not rely on what some random poster on the internet says. DYOR.
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Oops, didn't read all the terms.
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Why?
All info is clearly visible on AJ Bell website and most up to date.1 -
To be fair, I think OP is referring to the MSE S&S ISA article, which does indeed suggest a monthly fee cap for AJ Bell but not HL or Fidelity:
Having said that, it is indeed always emphasised both by MSE and forum posters that DYOR is important, especially reading providers' own terms rather than a summary on a third party website.
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Yes to be fair that MSE table is misleading.
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