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7 Reviews For iDealing www.idealing.com

  • Guest 9th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    Be very wary - when closing accounts, it's a nightmare! It has taken them nearly 3 MONTHS to close mine. They are fine for basic dealing but anything outside that you're really on your own. You cannot speak to anyone. E-mails take forever to be replied to - if at all.

    Closing charges for my ISA account £60, £15 for each line of stock and £5 to send a cheque to my new broker - apparently this is compulsory, however no-one will tell you that. Transparent timescales should be advised on the website for either trying to close an account or just trying to get some money returned.

  • willcj 22nd Jan 2009

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    Am surprised by the amount of negative feedback iDealing has received on this website. They are definitely a no-frills broker with an unsophisticated website - and all the better for it! If you want research, go to Digital Look. By a quirk of history, my ISA/PEP is with iDealing whilst non-tax-wrapper holdings with IWeb. Customer Service of the latter is poor in comparison, especially after the HBOS takeover from Sao Paolo. I like the fact that with iDealing you can get a single knowledgeable c ...

  • 151rab 6th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Electronic share dividend clearance and entered in account excellent. Able to see all dividend and share transactions over various time frames upto one year.

  • mwronebay 2nd Oct 2008

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    My main grouse is when I look at the portfolio when coming n from work. The portfolio and price watch screens are never correct in the evenings, the price change is only the movement seen between 16:30 and when the market settles down. Recently while travelling on business I just missed the B&B collapse because by the time I logged in the price movement was 0.5p from 20.5 to 20.0 - not the seismic shift of the day.
    The number of times on smaller stock the limits are so small as to be 200-300 pou ...

  • fredxx 9th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    I had a Maxi ISA with Idealing and transferring it to another provider was a nightmare no communication no documentation and they charged me a £60 transfer fee. They took a full 30 days to transfer a cash balance only. At the moment I am trying to get them to confirm in writing that they have charged me £60 to do the transfer as my new provider will refund the charge.Based on my experience trying to leave Idealing.

  • XX Rank: Major 12th May 2006

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    I have good news for those of you who may have suffered the same by the stock & share ISA providers like iDealing. The UK tax authority has clarified that the 20% tax charged on the interests earned on a stock & share ISA cash balance was wrong. You could call the Inland Revenue ISA helpline on 0845 604 1701 to check it up.

    If you wish to claim it back, make sure you have the proof that you have been taxed. Ditch the ISA providers who tax you on the interests earned on your cash balance, and ...

  • XX Rank: Major 19th Apr 2006

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    Normal banks or financial institutions all provide tax certificates after deducting a flat rate charge of 20% on interest paid into your account on behalf of the Inland Revenue, but never iDealing. Even after I had requested it, and they admitted my account was 'paid net' for years, they still declined to provide. 'The 20% deduction, should be referred to as a charge and not tax.' their admin team smudged, then 'recommend that you speak to a qualified Tax adviser'. That is it!

    They should kno ...