Charles Stanley Direct to increase fee to 0.35%
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Fund in this sense is a generic or umbrella term for Unit Trusts, OEICs etc and these are open ended. Investment Trusts and ETFs are not funds in that sense0
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I currently have a combination of ISA's, Junior ISA's (for my daughters) and a SIPP with CSD.
In an ideal world I'd move all of these to Vanguard's platform now - but of course Vanguard won't have a SIPP offering until the end of the year.
From what I can see, you would transfer each account individually anyway; so presumably I could transfer the ISA and JISA's now and then leave the SIPP with CSD until the Vanguard offering is availa ble and then move this later in the year?
If I give notice of my intention to transfer the SIPP, would I be able to avoid the transfer charge for the SIPP even though I wouldn't move it until after the 30 days stated in the terms?0 -
CSD say they will waive the fees if the transfer instructions are received by 10th September. After that they are not obliged to0
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CSD say they will waive the fees if the transfer instructions are received by 10th September. After that they are not obliged to
I only have LTGE and AXA Framlington Global Tech with CSD atm, can those be transferred to HL for example as they are without coming out the market (selling/buying again)?
Also as the S&S ISA with CSD is this tax year, and the amount is not the full 20K, if i transfer these to HL can I then continue to add money to HL for this year then (and obviously close the CSD S&S ISA)?0 -
Have they waived the account closing fee, as well?0
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DennisTenus wrote: »I only have LTGE and AXA Framlington Global Tech with CSD atm, can those be transferred to HL for example as they are without coming out the market (selling/buying again)?Also as the S&S ISA with CSD is this tax year, and the amount is not the full 20K, if i transfer these to HL can I then continue to add money to HL for this year then (and obviously close the CSD S&S ISA)?
You do know that HL's platform fee at 0.45% is still higher than CSD's new 0.35%? The AXA fund would cost you 0.10% more with HL and Lindsell Train 0.10% less so it's pretty marginal0 -
You do know that HL's platform fee at 0.45% is still higher than CSD's new 0.35%? The AXA fund would cost you 0.10% more with HL and Lindsell Train 0.10% less so it's pretty marginal
Yes but i was intending putting more ££ into LTGE and have more in that than the AXA (especially as the AXA fund is high risk)
Silly question.... HL have told me they calculate fees at end of the month (not daily like CSD), so I know it would be a pain to do and potentially a few days out of the market, but I could sell my big holdings at the end of each month until the start of the next then buy them again and my HL fee would be considerably less??0 -
DennisTenus wrote: »Yes but i was intending putting more ££ into LTGE and have more in that than the AXA (especially as the AXA fund is high risk)Silly question.... HL have told me they calculate fees at end of the month (not daily like CSD), so I know it would be a pain to do and potentially a few days out of the market, but I could sell my big holdings at the end of each month until the start of the next then buy them again and my HL fee would be considerably less??0
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