Your questions answered Vol 2 - IM Private Clients

Your questions answered Vol 2 - IM Private Clients

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tight fart

2,939 posts

275 months

Thursday 16th May
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I came across an interesting post on “X”
Reportedly show the holdings of large investors such as Bill Gates, Warren Buffett etc.
Apologies if this is either complete nonsense or common knowledge.

https://x.com/stockmktnewz/status/1790853676656931...

Mr Pointy

11,346 posts

161 months

Thursday 16th May
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I don't know if anyone else has has this but I came across a weird issue where the amount I was trying to invest from cash kept rounding up to the nearest 10p & the portal wouldn't let me specify pence.

In my ISA I had this year's contributions & some odd leftover coppers - £20,103.94 to be exact. I did a partial transfer of £10,000 from Cash to PHE & then tried to transfer £10,103.94 to PHT but kept getting an error message saying the amount needed to be £10,103.90 or £10,104.00. I tried £10,104.00 but got a red warning of insufficient funds.

I left it as £10,103.90 & it 's gone through but now I have 4p left. I realise it's a minor one given the billions under management but it maybe worth a check.

AdamIM

1,166 posts

28 months

Thursday 16th May
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I was sent this ChatGPT4o demo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwNUJ69RbwY&t=...

From these very Boards 'ChatGPT user base is falling and you can only ask it to make so many cat pictures, what's the point-it's all hype'


AdamIM

1,166 posts

28 months

Thursday 16th May
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Mr Pointy said:
I don't know if anyone else has has this but I came across a weird issue where the amount I was trying to invest from cash kept rounding up to the nearest 10p & the portal wouldn't let me specify pence.

In my ISA I had this year's contributions & some odd leftover coppers - £20,103.94 to be exact. I did a partial transfer of £10,000 from Cash to PHE & then tried to transfer £10,103.94 to PHT but kept getting an error message saying the amount needed to be £10,103.90 or £10,104.00. I tried £10,104.00 but got a red warning of insufficient funds.

I left it as £10,103.90 & it 's gone through but now I have 4p left. I realise it's a minor one given the billions under management but it maybe worth a check.
Hi Mr P,

IT are looking at this now. I've sent you a note asking for a few details, if you could take a look that would help

Regards

Adam

renmure

4,264 posts

226 months

Thursday 16th May
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AdamIM said:
lots of interesting stuff
Much appreciated,

Thanks

AdamIM

1,166 posts

28 months

Thursday 16th May
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Cheers Jim smile

Rodintee

79 posts

105 months

Friday 17th May
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A question for the IM boys here. I have a JISA with IM for both my son and daughter. My boy turns 18 on Sunday. What happens thereafter. As I understand it it should switch to a standard S&S ISA but how will he have access? Or will I still see it in my holdings?
Russ

LastPoster

2,444 posts

185 months

Friday 17th May
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Rodintee said:
A question for the IM boys here. I have a JISA with IM for both my son and daughter. My boy turns 18 on Sunday. What happens thereafter. As I understand it it should switch to a standard S&S ISA but how will he have access? Or will I still see it in my holdings?
Russ
If he opens his own account and initiate 'transfer from another provider' using the account details for the ISA which you have attached to your account, all will transfer as planned.

Did it last month

Rodintee

79 posts

105 months

Friday 17th May
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Cheers LP

JulianPH

9,979 posts

116 months

Friday 17th May
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Rodintee said:
Cheers LP
My daughter turned 18 last year and has so far not touched it. Hoping it stays that way!


Rodintee

79 posts

105 months

Friday 17th May
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I'm hoping the same Julian. He is thinking about starting a LISA and making use of the top up from the government. It's good to see him thinking ahead despite his young age.

Another question, if he opens his own account would the transfer from his JISA (in my name as parent) count towards this years ISA allowance for him as a newly fledged adult or will it be recognised as an in specie transfer?

JulianPH

9,979 posts

116 months

Saturday 18th May
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Rodintee said:
I'm hoping the same Julian. He is thinking about starting a LISA and making use of the top up from the government. It's good to see him thinking ahead despite his young age.

Another question, if he opens his own account would the transfer from his JISA (in my name as parent) count towards this years ISA allowance for him as a newly fledged adult or will it be recognised as an in specie transfer?
Hi Rodintree

No, it would be a transfer from an existing ISA (albeit a Junior ISA you took out for him) and therefore not count against his allowance.

Cheers

Julian

smile


ferret50

1,026 posts

11 months

Monday 20th May
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Ron-ski said:
I'm going to guess Meta, considering the top five already feature in the portfolio somewhere.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1350976/leadin...


Well done!

Have virtual beer on me!

biglaugh

dingg

4,018 posts

221 months

Monday 20th May
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Yep

Ronski nailed it :-)

JapanRed

1,561 posts

113 months

Monday 20th May
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I’ve got a friend who would like to invest with IM. I was telling him how good you are at the weekend wink

It’s been a few years since I joined and don’t recall paying any charges or fees but may have changed now. Is there a minimum upfront or monthly investment? Or any charges to set up an account with yourselves?

Ron-ski

385 posts

60 months

Monday 20th May
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JapanRed said:
I’ve got a friend who would like to invest with IM. I was telling him how good you are at the weekend wink

It’s been a few years since I joined and don’t recall paying any charges or fees but may have changed now. Is there a minimum upfront or monthly investment? Or any charges to set up an account with yourselves?
See the very first post in this thread, there is a code they need to enter on sign up.

ferret50 said:
Well done!

Have virtual beer on me!

biglaugh
beer

I remembered a positive post from Adam about Meta a while ago, and the other info fitted as well


Edited by Ron-ski on Monday 20th May 15:57

pingu393

7,942 posts

207 months

Monday 20th May
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JapanRed said:
I’ve got a friend who would like to invest with IM. I was telling him how good you are at the weekend wink

It’s been a few years since I joined and don’t recall paying any charges or fees but may have changed now. Is there a minimum upfront or monthly investment? Or any charges to set up an account with yourselves?
I think the fees are deducted daily at a very small amount per day.

As growth far exceeds deductions, you are very unlikely to notice anything.

IMO, it's the perfect way to extract fees. It's much better to not a see £10 deduction hidden by £100 growth than seeing £3550 drop off your balance on some random day.

Ron-ski

385 posts

60 months

Monday 20th May
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I believe there is an initial fee of 1.5% on deposits/transfers in, which is waived when the code is used. There also used to be a minimum investment required to open account, the code also did away with this requirement.

I think there may have been a different code for friends and family who are not forum members.

JapanRed

1,561 posts

113 months

Tuesday 21st May
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Ron-ski said:
I believe there is an initial fee of 1.5% on deposits/transfers in, which is waived when the code is used. There also used to be a minimum investment required to open account, the code also did away with this requirement.

I think there may have been a different code for friends and family who are not forum members.
Thanks Ron-ski.

Can someone from IM clarify please.

superlightr

12,873 posts

265 months

Tuesday 21st May
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To Clarify : has Meta now been added to PHT? Do the other existing holdings in PHT get diluted to give a weighting to the new stock?