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Interactive Investor
Winner
of the ‘Best Share Dealing Site’ Award - Online
Finance Awards 2007. Flat rate online share dealing at £10
for UK trades, £15 for US trades. Online and telephone trading
at no extra cost. Free account management, free alerts and no hidden
charges.
Hoodless Brennan
Highly Commended in the ‘Best Share Dealing Site’ Award - Online Finance Awards 2007. From £6.50 to £8 per trade online depending on how often you trade. Your account remains free so long as you trade at least once every 3 months, otherwise an account fee of £5 is charged.
Barclays
Flat rate online share dealing at
£17.50 per deal from the ShareDeal Plus account. There is an admin
fee of £9+VAT per Quarter - BUT this is waived if you have dealt
at least once in that quarter.
Charles
Schwab
The MarketMaster account offers stepped commission rates ranging from
£12 for a deal up to £1,000, to £50 for deals over £20,000.
Or for a £60 annually fee a Frequent Trader account gives you flat fees
of £18 per deal.
Hargreaves
& Lansdowne
Hargreaves & Lansdowne offer online dealing with a flat rate from £9.95 per trade.
DLJ
Direct
0.75% commission with a minimum of £14.95 and a maximum of £37.50. ETrade
(www.etrade.co.uk) £14.95 for trades below £1,500 in value, £24.95 when
above - reducing on a sliding scale to £14.95 after 25 deals for all
trading.
Halifax
Share Builder
Online dealing at £11.95 or over the phone for £15.
NatWest
1% on the first £4,000 of each order subject to £15 minimum, with 0.1%
on the balance over £4,000.
Share
Centre
Purchases at 1% with a minimum charge of just £2.50, and sales at 1%
with a minimum of £7.50.
Share
People
Flat £17.50 per trade irrespective of trade size. £25 bi-annual service
fee (waived forever if you sign up before end of June 2000).
StockTrade
Share dealing initially at 0.4pc commission with a minimum charge of
£14.50, dropping to 0.2pc with a £14.50 minimum after 50 trades.
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