Buying shares
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MaxAndRuby

Original Poster:

6,792 posts

263 months

Monday 18th February 2008
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Where's the best, most cost effective place to buy shares in a small way. Transactions in the low 000s?

Simon813

415 posts

236 months

Monday 18th February 2008
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I use selftrade. £12.50 per trade, very easy to use.

If you join and I recommend you we both get £50. This is on the condition that your first trade is above £500.

PM me if interested.

Si

cannedheat

953 posts

306 months

Monday 18th February 2008
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Does your bank offer a trading service? I only buy now and again so the HSBC Investdirect service suits me... only £11 or so a deal.

Workshy Fop

761 posts

298 months

Tuesday 19th February 2008
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Prepare for lots of cold calls from wide-boy Hoodless if you use them. Worth another fiver to use somebody else.

ginettag27

7,156 posts

300 months

Tuesday 19th February 2008
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Fool Sharebuilder.

Comission Free at the moment, until June/July. Only downside is that you can only choose from 3-4 days in the month when you can trade, hence the reason for no commission.

It can be DRIPped as well smile


Edited by ginettag27 on Tuesday 19th February 11:13

g4ry13

21,983 posts

286 months

Tuesday 19th February 2008
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I use iii - £10 a trade

Bsmithmilne

228 posts

231 months

Thursday 21st February 2008
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II £10

Motley fool £10

I web £10

Hsdl £11.95

All for online Share dealing, although Iweb is owned by HSDL (Halifax Share Dealing)and its cheaper

MaxAndRuby

Original Poster:

6,792 posts

263 months

Thursday 21st February 2008
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Thanks for all the advice guys.