Has anyone dealt with AJ Bell?

[anonymous-user]

I'm looking to consolidate a number of old UK pensions into one and it's complicated by the fact that I am a US permanent resident and a lot of providers are unwilling to deal with that. I'm talking to a FA and they use AJ Bell as the platform. They look pretty reputable but I wondered if anyone had experience with them. Thanks.

[guyvert1]

Been with them for years, no complaints : https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/ajbell.co.uk

[Louis Balfour]

guyvert1 said:

Been with them for years, no complaints : https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/ajbell.co.uk

Me too.

[BoomerPride]

I transferred everything from HL to AJ Bell recently. Fast and seamless with lower costs and a good platform.

[bitchstewie]

They have a good reputation.

IWeb use them for their SIPP provider too and IWeb are owned by Lloyds Banking Group so you'd think there's some scrutiny over their choice of partner.

[Pando99]

Me too. Moved from HL as they were too expensive.
Been with them about 8 years. No complaints

[anonymous-user]

Thanks for the responses chaps. AJ Bell it is.

[Simpo Two]

And there's even a TV advert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH5kOU5u7XQ&ab...

[otherman]

guyvert1 said:

Been with them for years, no complaints : https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/ajbell.co.uk

Although Trustpilot is no sort of recommendation. They delete negetave reviews so everyone has high ratings.

[xeny]

otherman said:

Although Trustpilot is no sort of recommendation. They delete negetave reviews so everyone has high ratings.

I dread to think what this company is actually like then https://ie.trustpilot.com/review/afkletters.com (From the mis-sold solar panels thread).

[KPHs]

Like to add my 'no problems' experience to the above contributions. For completeness though I discovered this week that you can't put stop-losses on shares listed on the NYSE via the platform.