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cheapest way to buy shares?

Filan · 2008-02-18 22:06:46

I'd appreciate any help...By cheapest I don't mean investment tips....merely a way of avoiding handling charges or at least most of them. Thanks A

18-02-2008 11:06pm

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Filan

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I'd appreciate any help...By cheapest I don't mean investment tips....merely a way of avoiding handling charges or at least most of them.

Thanks
A

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#2 18-02-2008 11:11pm

shanethemofo

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Cambell and o Connor Charge 25 euro for up to 8888

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#3 22-02-2008 7:39pm

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Sharewatch charge €50 for deals up to €15000. You do not have to open an account with them either. Just send a cheque or bank draft for the purchase and you will receive a share certificate shortly after. This avoids yearly charges of a nominee account if you are not a frequent trader.

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