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There are a lot of different trading apps available if you plan to start share trading – We’ve rounded up the UK’s leading stock trading apps for you to help you find the one that suits your profile best. If you’re in a bit of a hurry you can jump straight to the bottom where we’ve summarised the best trading apps. We’ve also covered how to choose one. (We’ve also updated this page to reflect the best apps available in 2022).
Price per trade | £0 |
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Frequent trader rate | N/A |
Annual custody fee | 0.00% |
Bonds fee | £0.00 |
ETFs fee | £0.00 |
Investment trusts fee | £0.00 |
Phone dealing fee | £0.00 |
Price per trade | UK: £8 US: £10 EU: 0.1% (min €10) |
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Frequent trader rate | UK: £3 US: £0 EU: 0.1% (min €10) |
Annual custody fee | £96 (can reduce by trading) |
Bonds fee | N/A |
ETFs fee | £3.00 |
Investment trusts fee | £8.00 |
Phone dealing fee | £40.00 |
Price per trade | £11.95 |
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Frequent trader rate | £5.95 |
Annual custody fee | 0.45% |
Bonds fee | £11.95 |
ETFs fee | £11.95 |
Investment trusts fee | £11.95 |
Phone dealing fee | £20 - £50 |
Price per trade | £5.99 (plus 1 free trade each month) |
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Frequent trader rate | £0 |
Annual custody fee | £119.88 (£9.99 monthly) |
Bonds fee | £40.00 |
ETFs fee | £7.99 |
Investment trusts fee | £7.99 |
Phone dealing fee | £49.00 |
Annual custody fee | 0 |
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Bonds fee | 0 |
ETFs fee | €2.00 |
Investment trusts fee | €7.50 |
Phone dealing fee | €10.00 |
Sometimes, a trading app is considered the best because…well, it’s a great app and has loads of features. A lot of the time, it’s down to you, and what features you’re looking for. You wouldn’t judge a goldfish on how well it can climb a tree, would you?
There are loads of different things that you should consider when choosing the best trading app for you, such as:
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