Share Dealing Comparison

Use the interactive Investment Superstore Share Dealing comparison tool to compare execution commissions and find cost-effective providers.

We have also compiled a breakdown of key features to help you discover platforms that offer a wide range of functionality and additional services.

Share Dealing Platforms:

Dealing Commission:
£8.00 0-9 trades, £5.00 10+
Annual Charge:
None
Special Features:
Automatically qualify for £5 share dealing if other IG products used in prior month.
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Dealing Commission:
£11.95 0-9 deals, £ 8.95 10-19 deals, £5.95 20+ deals
Annual Charge:
None
Special Features:
UK's leading share dealing and fund platform
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Dealing Commission:
NA
Annual Management Charge:
0.25%-0.75% up to £100k. 0.25%-0.35% beyond £100k*. There are also underlying investment charges, see Nutmeg's fees page.
Special Features:
Fully-managed or fixed allocation portfolios, low fees, professional management
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Dealing Commission:
£12.50 0-9 deals, £ 8.95 10-19 deals, £5.95 20+ deals
Annual Charge:
£0 - £40+VAT
Special Features:
Annual charge scrapped if other TD products are held
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Dealing Commission:
Flat fee of £10.00, £5.00 after 10 trades are made in any month
Annual Charge:
£20.00 per quarter
Special Features:
Quarterly charge covers first two trades of period. Google Chrome Extension
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Dealing Commission:
Standard Account: 1%, Frequent Dealer Account: £7.50 (£20+VAT Quarterly Charge)
Annual Charge:
Up to £20.00 + VAT quarterly
Special Features:
Ability to chose between two accounts depending on frequency of trades
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Dealing Commission:
£12.50 Online
Annual Charge:
None
Special Features:
A good range of IPOs on offer for clients
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Why buy shares?

Shares are the backbone of the majority of investment portfolios. Whether it be an individual’s online trading account or a pension fund, shares are bought for capital appreciation and dividends. Individual investors have an array of online share dealing platforms to choose from, each with their own charging structures and dealing commissions. The Investment Superstore Share Dealing Comparison Tool is available to help new and experienced investors to make an informed decision on which service is best for them.

Tax Efficient Investing

Shares can also be bought and sold with tax efficient wrappers such as Stocks & Shares ISAs and SIPPs. You can visit comparisons of these specific products to learn more about charges for each wrapper.

Shares or Funds?

Many Share Dealing platforms also offer access to fixed-income products such as bonds as well as mutual funds such as OEICs and Unit Trusts. Equity funds are made up of shares that satisfy the mandate of that particular fund, for example ‘UK Income’ or ‘North American Smaller Companies’. Buying funds can help diversify your portfolio but attract high on-going costs.

Overseas Shares

Many share dealing platforms will offer overseas shares which you can buy and sell just like UK listed shares. You may have to pay extra to buy overseas shares and some platforms can have a limited selection.

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Share Dealing Comparison