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Buying shares

tinkerbell · 2004-11-17 10:23:06

Hey folks, Anyone know somewhere in Dublin where you can buy small amounts of shares? I think there are some stockbrokers where you have to open an account with them and pay €1,000 into it first, and with AIB you have to pay a charge of €70, anywhere else that has actually a decent charge? I heard somewhere twas around…

17-11-2004 10:23am

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tinkerbell

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Hey folks,

Anyone know somewhere in Dublin where you can buy small amounts of shares? I think there are some stockbrokers where you have to open an account with them and pay €1,000 into it first, and with AIB you have to pay a charge of €70, anywhere else that has actually a decent charge? I heard somewhere twas around £25stg but don't know the name of the actual place ...

Any help would be very much appreciated, thanks in advance!

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#2 17-11-2004 10:40pm

RainyDay

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Try Campbell O'Connor

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#3 17-11-2004 11:11pm

Zaph

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Try Fexco, I used them a few years ago and their charges were very reasonable.

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#4 18-11-2004 3:59pm

rainglow

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Or Sharewatch, I think it's €50 to buy or sell shares without opening an account.

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#5 18-11-2004 10:47pm

ionapaul

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DON'T use sharewatch. Had an account with them for a few months this year - never again. Back to paying Davys higher commissions, peace of mind is priceless.

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#6 20-11-2004 7:58pm

Victor

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It's not worth your while getting into shares for €1,000, the commission eats up to much. Try putting more in your SSIA.

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