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UK alternatives to Webull

The New York-based trading platform is not yet available in the UK or Europe, but here are the UK's leading alternatives.

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UK alternatives to US trading app Webull

Webull is a trading app based in the US, and like its rival Robinhood, offers commission-free share trading, options and ETFs. But if you’re looking to trade, here are some of the UK’s most popular trading app alternatives to Webull.

What is Webull?

Founded in 2017, Webull is a New York-based trading app that offers free share trading with no minimum account deposits. It currently has over 11 million users in countries like the US, Brazil, Japan, and India, but has yet to make its way to the UK.

Alternative to Webull for its advanced trading platform: eToro

eToro offers commission-free stock trading, commodities and ETFs, as well as a social trading feature that lets you copy the trades of popular investors.

eToro Free Stocks

Zero commission and zero stamp duty with eToro

Other fees may apply. Your capital is at risk.

  • Unlimited trades, with no dealing charges or management fees
  • If your trades get copied you can earn extra money
  • Create an account today in a few minutes
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Alternative to Webull for general trading: IG

IG is a feature-packed investing platform that lets you buy shares, open an ISA or pension and invest in ready-made portfolios. As such, it’s a solid option for both beginners and experienced investors, and also offers commission-free trades on US stocks.

IG Share Dealing

Buy and sell US shares with no commission with IG

Capital at risk, investments may fall

  • Invest in over 10,000 shares, funds and investment trusts
  • Low costs - Zero commission on US shares, £3 on UK shares
  • Support available 24 hours a day from Sunday to Friday
  • Open an account in a few minutes through website or app
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Alternative to Webull for global stocks: Fineco

Fineco has an advanced trading platform that offers access to more than 20,000 financial instruments, such as stocks, bonds and funds. It also has no minimum account deposits, and your first 100 trades are free.

Fineco

Get your first 100 trades commission free with Fineco

Fees apply. Your capital is at risk.

  • Market leading platform
  • No minimum deposit, no conversion fee, no monthly fee
  • Your first 100 trades are free with Fineco, T&Cs apply.
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Alternative to Webull for its ISA: Freetrade

Freetrade is a user-friendly stock trading app that also lets you invest in ETFs and funds, and also open an ISA. With it’s colourful interface, it’s also an accessible option for beginner investors.

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Name Product Price per trade Frequent trader rate Platform fees Brand description
Fineco
Fineco
UK: £2.95
US: $3.95
EU: €3.95
N/A
£0
Your first 100 trades are free with Fineco (T&Cs apply)
Fineco Bank is good for share traders and investors looking for a complete platform and wide offer. The minimum deposit with Fineco is £0. Capital at risk.
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eToro Free Stocks
eToro Free Stocks
£0
N/A
£0
Capital at risk. 0% commission but other fees may apply. The minimum deposit with eToro is $200.
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Hargreaves Lansdown Fund and Share Account
Hargreaves Lansdown Fund and Share Account
£11.95
£5.95
£0
Hargreaves Lansdown is the UK's number one platform for private investors, with the depth of features you'd expect from an established platform. The minimum deposit with HL is £1. Capital at risk.
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Degiro Share Dealing
Degiro Share Dealing
UK: £1.75 + 0.014% (max £5)
US: €0.50 + $0.004 per share
N/A
£0
Degiro is widely seen as one of the best low-cost share brokers, for people who are looking to trade regularly. The minimum deposit with Degiro is £0. Capital at risk.
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interactive investor Trading Account
interactive investor Trading Account
£7.99 (with one free trade per month)
N/A
£9.99 per month
Interactive Investor offers everything most investors need. Its flat fees makes it pricey for small portfolios, but cheap for big ones. The minimum deposit with ii is £0. Capital at risk.
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Name Product Minimum deposit Maximum annual fee Price per trade Brand description
Moneybox stocks and shares ISA
Moneybox stocks and shares ISA
£1
0.45% and £1 monthly subscription fee (free for first 3 months)
£0
Moneybox offers a range of investing products for all stages of your savings and investing journey with an easy-to-use app. Capital at risk.
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interactive investor stocks and shares ISA
interactive investor stocks and shares ISA
Any lump sum or £25 a month
£119.88
£7.99
Interactive Investor offers everything most investors need. Its flat fees makes it pricey for small portfolios, but cheap for big ones. Capital at risk.
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Nutmeg stocks and shares ISA
Nutmeg stocks and shares ISA
£100
0.75%
N/A
Nutmeg offers three types of portfolios. Choose the one that goes with your investment style. Capital at risk.
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Hargreaves Lansdown stocks and shares ISA
Hargreaves Lansdown stocks and shares ISA
£100
0.45%
£11.95
Hargreaves Lansdown is the UK's biggest wealth manager. It's got everything you'll need, from beginners to experienced investors. Capital at risk.
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InvestEngine stocks and shares ISA
InvestEngine stocks and shares ISA
£100
0.25%
£0
Offer - £50 welcome bonus for new customers. Subject to minimum investment. T&Cs apply. Capital at risk.
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Moneyfarm stocks and shares ISA
Moneyfarm stocks and shares ISA
£1500
0.75%
£0
Moneyfarm helps you meet your investment goals with fully-managed portfolios designed around you. Capital at risk.
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Fidelity Stocks and Shares ISA
Fidelity Stocks and Shares ISA
£1000 or a regular savings plan from £50
0.35%
£10.00
Fidelity is another good all-rounder, offering a good package at a decent price. Not suited for trading shares. Capital at risk.
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Legal & General stocks and shares ISA
Legal & General stocks and shares ISA
£100 or £20 a month
0.61%
N/A
Legal & General is a big financial services company which offers insurance, lifetime mortgage, pensions and stocks and shares ISAs. Capital at risk.
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AJ Bell Stocks and Shares ISA
AJ Bell Stocks and Shares ISA
£500
0.25%
£9.95
AJ Bell is a good all-rounder for people who to choose between shares, funds, ISAs and pensions. Capital at risk.
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Saxo Markets stocks and shares ISA
Saxo Markets stocks and shares ISA
No minimum deposit requirement
0.12%
£8.00
Saxo Markets offers a wide access to a range of stocks, ETFs and funds. Capital at risk.
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Name Product Minimum investment Choose from Fee for a £50,000 pension pot Brand description
Interactive Investor Pension
Interactive Investor Pension
Any lump sum or £25 a month
Over 3,000 funds
Annual fee: £239.88, fund fees: £50-500
interactive investor is a flat-fee platform, which makes it cost effective for larger portfolios. Capital at risk.
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Moneyfarm Pension
Moneyfarm Pension
£1,500 (initial investment)
7 funds
0.35%-0.75%
Moneyfarm has pensions that are matched against your risk appetite, goals and planned retirement date. Capital at risk.
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AJ Bell Pension
AJ Bell Pension
£1,000
Over 2,000 funds
Annual fee: £125, includes fund fees
AJ Bell has two different pension options, a self managed pension and one that is managed for you. Capital at risk.
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PensionBee Pension
PensionBee Pension
No minimum
9 funds
Annual fee: £250-475, includes fund fees
Pension Bee is a newbie in the pension market. It helps consolidate your pension plans into one place. Capital at risk.
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Hargreaves Lansdown Pension
Hargreaves Lansdown Pension
£100 or £25 a month
2,500 funds
Annual fee: £225 (£200 cap if holding shares), fund fees included
Hargreaves Lansdown is the UK's biggest wealth manager. It's got three different retirement options. Capital at risk.
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Saxo Markets Pension
Saxo Markets Pension
£10
Over 11,000 funds
No annual fee
Saxo Markets gives flexibility and control over your investment strategy. Capital at risk.
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Penfold
Penfold
No minimum
4 portfolios
Annual fee: £375-455, fund fees included
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Moneybox Pension
Moneybox Pension
£1
3 funds
Annual fee: £225, fund fee: £60
Manage your money with an easy-to-use Moneybox app. Capital at risk.
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All investing should be regarded as longer term. The value of your investments can go up and down, and you may get back less than you invest. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. If you’re not sure which investments are right for you, please seek out a financial adviser. Capital at risk.

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