Alternatives to Hargreaves Lansdown
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Am looking to move my investments (SIPP and ISA) from HL to benefit from lower fees elsewhere.
To save me trawling through other providers, has anyone else done this/got any recommendations for alternative platforms.
Will be investing predominantly in funds (unit and investment trusts and possibly ETFs).
To save me trawling through other providers, has anyone else done this/got any recommendations for alternative platforms.
Will be investing predominantly in funds (unit and investment trusts and possibly ETFs).
85Carrera said:
Am looking to move my investments (SIPP and ISA) from HL to benefit from lower fees elsewhere.
To save me trawling through other providers, has anyone else done this/got any recommendations for alternative platforms.
Will be investing predominantly in funds (unit and investment trusts and possibly ETFs).
If you just stick to shares, investment trusts and ETFs, platform charge is only £200/year. I do this.To save me trawling through other providers, has anyone else done this/got any recommendations for alternative platforms.
Will be investing predominantly in funds (unit and investment trusts and possibly ETFs).
85Carrera said:
Am looking to move my investments (SIPP and ISA) from HL to benefit from lower fees elsewhere.
To save me trawling through other providers, has anyone else done this/got any recommendations for alternative platforms.
Will be investing predominantly in funds (unit and investment trusts and possibly ETFs).
What value/size is your portfolio ?To save me trawling through other providers, has anyone else done this/got any recommendations for alternative platforms.
Will be investing predominantly in funds (unit and investment trusts and possibly ETFs).
Know one can give you the right answer without knowing more! HL are very good if you have less than 50k in funds (investment funds not shares ) but more than 50k there are cheaper options . ( but then again that may not be the case if you have a 200k portfolio consisting of mainly trackers and shares )
terrydacktal said:
bad company said:
If you have a large portfolio HL will negotiate their fees. I have done this for Mrs BC and myself.
How long, I mean how big are we talking?It's worth calling them though and asking. That's what I did and they agreed the reduced fees by private message a day or 2 later.
Good luck.
turbospud said:
not sure how costs compare but what about this lot
https://www.alliancetrust.co.uk/
I keep meaning to do something about the odds and sods that we have. A friend recommended this, https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk because of their low fee base.https://www.alliancetrust.co.uk/
Has anyone else here got experience of them?
I found this guide very helpful when thinking of switching. I decided to stay with TD Direct Investing as it's the best for my circumstances.
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terrydacktal said:
bad company said:
If you have a large portfolio HL will negotiate their fees. I have done this for Mrs BC and myself.
How long, I mean how big are we talking?rdjohn said:
turbospud said:
not sure how costs compare but what about this lot
https://www.alliancetrust.co.uk/
I keep meaning to do something about the odds and sods that we have. A friend recommended this, https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk because of their low fee base.https://www.alliancetrust.co.uk/
Has anyone else here got experience of them?
Thanks for all the responses; I can at least now narrow my search a bit. HL may be the best option as the platform and options are very good as has been mentioned but I get the impression they are a bit complacent re fees because they are so popular/don't need to be super competitive to attract/retain investors.
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