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online dealing in Ireland

shrapnel222 · 2008-09-24 09:29:20

thinking of getting back into share trading and would like to know which are the best online brokers. so far i've found sharewatch, aib, davy's and some mentions of NIB (are these still doing online trading as couldn't see anything on their website). rate wise it looks like sharewatch are by far the cheapest, is this…

24-09-2008 9:29am

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shrapnel222

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thinking of getting back into share trading and would like to know which are the best online brokers. so far i've found sharewatch, aib, davy's and some mentions of NIB (are these still doing online trading as couldn't see anything on their website).

rate wise it looks like sharewatch are by far the cheapest, is this correct or am i not looking at the smallprint? am i missing any others ?

Any help would be appreciated

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#2 24-09-2008 12:48pm

homer911

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I like the NIB service - you will need a current account or savings account with them in order to get an investment account

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