Safety in numbers

Article Abstract:

The internet is often portrayed as offering opportunities for thieves, but this is gradually coming to be seen as less of a problem. The Securities and Futures Authority regulates reputable on-line brokers. Personal security is important, and users should not allow others to use their passwords. Investors should also have protection provided by brokers, such as password security. Defenses against hackers include firewall software. Automation of trades also provides greater security.

Safety and security measures, Online services

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Home shopping network

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Investors in British individual savings accounts (Isas) tend not to seek professional advice, and usage of execution-only brokers has become more common, especially with the development on online broking. The internet has put pressure on commissions, as have the policies of the British Labor government. Companies focusing on low charges are likely to lose their advantage. Investors should look for interaction, information and rapid access when they use an online broker.

Personal Financial Mgmt, United Kingdom, Economic aspects, Personal finance

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Estimating the future for US companies

Article Abstract:

Ways of obtaining US corporate data from brokers using online sources are examined in detail.

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