Jim2007 wrote: » It certainly does not. There is not need to use an irrevocable power of attorney to achieve this, so why use one? And if you disagree with them, how would you go about them continuing to take an action you dispute in such circumstance.
Jim2007 wrote: » If the cash is sitting in an account under their control they don't need a power of attorney..... This is the first time I have heard of a broker needing an unrecoverable power of attorney to do what other agents and banks do under their standard T & C....
AlmightyCushion wrote: » If the account is in your name, surely they can't touch the money without something like this. I can give you the log in details to my bank account but that doesn't mean I am giving you authority to take out money from it.
Jim2007 wrote: » The something like this would be a specific revokable power of attorney.....
AlmightyCushion wrote: » Ok but it's still no different to what they can currently do with the funds in MMF. I can't revoke their ability to use funds in the MMF.
Jim2007 wrote: » Just because they have done it in the past, does not mean you should just sign up once again. I originally asked the OP, what are the provision for the power of attorney be voided. If you have signed one, how do get out of it? How about if you don't agree with them and they just take the cash of out your account, what is your recourse?
Deleted User wrote: » Assume everyone got the Degiro buyout email... saying they are looking into extending trading hours etc.
AlmightyCushion wrote: » They can do all that currently with the money in your MMF.
If you have signed one, how do get out of it? How about if you don't agree with them and they just take the cash of out your account, what is your recourse?
Jim2007 wrote: » I know, you said that already, but this was the bit I was expecting an answer to:
[Deleted User] wrote: » Well, this is fcuking ridiculous. I couldn't trade in my portfolio shares. They are changing the profile of Custody accounts so that they cannot trade in "complex" shares. Complex shares includes IAG for crying out loud. British Airways basically. I now have to open up a basic trading account (which they can short sell) from scratch. The last time I tried to open an account it took over a month with them. I can sell my positions in those shares, but I cannot buy more. And without warning. The share I'm interested in I wanted to buy more of and it's volatile, and now god knows when that'll be possible. Sorry for the rant. This all sounds very scammy!
Shedite27 wrote: » FWIW there’s no backlog in opening accounts now, setup a new one a week ago and it was instant
heffo500 wrote: » Where did you find out about this?
Deleted User wrote: » I couldn't figure out why I couldn't trade the shares I wanted. I eventually phoned them and they told me. Not all shares affected, but IAG, come on!
heffo500 wrote: » I see they have rolled back on this on the back of investor feedback?
Deleted User wrote: » So it seems, but I only found out by checking if I could find the shares. What did you hear can I ask? I imagine many will have been caught out in their purchase strategies. Especially as it seemed random discrimination. I'll be buying shares at a higher price than previously available.
heffo500 wrote: » I got a message in the Degiro App.
p to the e wrote: » In the Portfolio window is the column "+/-€" showing crazy results for anyone else?
dotsman wrote: » Yeah, I've long since stopped trusting those figures. Years ago, it could be explained by currency fluctuations, but over the past few months, I have seen ridiculous values in those fields. Not too worried about it as the overall value of the portfolio is always correct, but it is annoying and confusing that these figures seem to just go crazy from time to time.
rugbyman wrote: » Chinese Whospers I am at the position you were at on 3.8..20 at 15.00 did test, products page, blue box you posted you were back on yesterday 5.8.20 when did it come right, did you do anything Thanks