Good Evening.
A change in employment has found me the option of being able to make a regular investment along side regular ISA savings.
I am going into a job where I am expecting to receive on average £200 in "tips" per month on top of my regular wages, in which a proportion of them are directed into an ISA.
Of the £200 I want to regularly invest around £150 of it per month.
I would like to split this 50/50 between long term low risk investments that create some dividend and short term high risk investments for potential profit.
I would like to use the platform TD Waterhouse having done some research I find this the most user friendly interface for a novice and it offers a set and forget facility which would be handy for my regular long term investment, while allowing the ability to top up and make other trades.
I'm not interested in funds or other such things like trading ISA, SIPPs etc...
My questions are is there any advice that can be offered for the direction I have explained I want to take?
The site fees stipulate £5.95 for a regular trader that makes over 20 trades in three months, could you explain to me is that £5.95 a month or per trade? So it would cost me £119 to make 20 separate trades? Either I'm not understanding it or the site is not stipulating clearly which it is? - In your experience.
And finally I'm failing to understand the difference between "Personal Trading Level" and "Available Spends" as the demos stipulate there must be enough money in your account at T+3 etc... could someone explain that in a different way to me?
Thank you all in advance.
A change in employment has found me the option of being able to make a regular investment along side regular ISA savings.
I am going into a job where I am expecting to receive on average £200 in "tips" per month on top of my regular wages, in which a proportion of them are directed into an ISA.
Of the £200 I want to regularly invest around £150 of it per month.
I would like to split this 50/50 between long term low risk investments that create some dividend and short term high risk investments for potential profit.
I would like to use the platform TD Waterhouse having done some research I find this the most user friendly interface for a novice and it offers a set and forget facility which would be handy for my regular long term investment, while allowing the ability to top up and make other trades.
I'm not interested in funds or other such things like trading ISA, SIPPs etc...
My questions are is there any advice that can be offered for the direction I have explained I want to take?
The site fees stipulate £5.95 for a regular trader that makes over 20 trades in three months, could you explain to me is that £5.95 a month or per trade? So it would cost me £119 to make 20 separate trades? Either I'm not understanding it or the site is not stipulating clearly which it is? - In your experience.
And finally I'm failing to understand the difference between "Personal Trading Level" and "Available Spends" as the demos stipulate there must be enough money in your account at T+3 etc... could someone explain that in a different way to me?
Thank you all in advance.
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