Which Broker for buying and holding some Investment trusts?
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RomfordNavy wrote: »Can holdings be transfered from a non-ISA to an ISA account?
You can't transfer holdings of shares or funds held in non-ISA accounts to an ISA account. You have to sell the holdings and transfer as cash (up to £20k limit).The current cash ISA has a 120-day notice period. If possible it would be good to create a non-ISA account for the moment and then in 120 days time when the ISA is transfered, move the holdings in the non-ISA account to the ISA or is that asking a bit too much?
What you must NOT do is to transfer any ISA money to an intermediary non-ISA account, otherwise the money automatically loses the right to be regarded as ISA funds.0 -
ValiantSon wrote: »Why not iWeb?0
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RomfordNavy wrote: »Because I wanted to seperate tne non-ISA and ISA accounts so that there are not too many eggs in one basket, if they are with the same broker there is still only one FSCS limit for the both accounts.
We'd already discussed this. I'm not sure why you are answering the question again.
Feel free to do what you want, but also have a look back at my comments about FSCS protection.0 -
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ValiantSon wrote: »We'd already discussed this. I'm not sure why you are answering the question again.
Feel free to do what you want, but also have a look back at my comments about FSCS protection.0 -
RomfordNavy wrote: »if they are with the same broker there is still only one FSCS limit for the both accounts.
The broker does not have your money, the fund managers have, so to be safe have no more than 50K with any one fund house. Which platform (broker) you go through is immaterial to a fund house going bust, just go for the cheapest platform with the level of service acceptable. If a platform goes bust your money is still in the protected funds and another platform will just step in to take over the account.0 -
Having now setup an iWeb account I have found one spectacular drawback.
I would like to invest some in Lindsell Train funds, as suggested in a different thread, but it seems this is not possible with iWeb.0 -
This has come up several times in the past
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=58641880 -
So if I want to invest in some Lindsell Train funds among others who is the best broker other than iWeb?0
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This has come up several times in the past
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=58641880
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