The real-time costs of dealing online

Article Abstract:

Internet broking is becoming more popular in the United Kingdom, though the market is still underdeveloped, with low trading volumes. Dealing services vary, and around two thirds of brokers do not offer trading in real time. The web site is used in these cases to send e-mail orders just as faxes and phones are used to send orders. Real-time stock price data is also expensive. There may be annual membership fees, account service fees or higher commissions when trades are carried out.

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Choosing an online broker

Article Abstract:

Advice is provided for British investors seeking an online broker, in terms of charges, services offered, minimum dealing requirements and other factors.

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Casting the net wider

Article Abstract:

A voters' survey of online stockbrokers is examined in detail, including complaints and praise.

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