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How to invest in bank if Ireland shares?.

Kido902 · 2014-01-23 11:35:12

I am looking to invest money in bank if Ireland, but I am wondering what is the minimum aloud to be invested?. Also can I sell my shares and withdraw at anytime if they go up in value.? Thanks

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23-01-2014 12:35pm

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Kido902

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I am looking to invest money in bank if Ireland, but I am wondering what is the minimum aloud to be invested?. Also can I sell my shares and withdraw at anytime if they go up in value.?
Thanks

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#2 23-01-2014 12:45pm
Peterdalkey

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http://www.tddirectinvesting.ie/getting-started/

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#3 23-01-2014 1:44pm
somahoney74

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Campbell O'Connor in Dublin charge a flat €40 for the purchase of shares, a cert is then sent out to you, no dormant account fees.

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#4 23-01-2014 7:59pm
Buttercake

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somahoney74 wrote: »

Campbell O'Connor in Dublin charge a flat €40 for the purchase of shares, a cert is then sent out to you, no dormant account fees.

their website is appalling

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#5 25-01-2014 11:26pm
Dmaurice

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Surely its cost effective to trade the price using a platform like igindex.co.uk rather than buy the actual shares - that way any profits are completely tax free!

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