Stock Brokers > iDealing

About iDealing

iDealing is an independent financial services company located at the heart of the city of London.

Launched in May 2000, following an 18 month development period, iDealing's policies have been based on the errors and successes of other online brokers in conjunction with the extensive experience of their management and staff.

They are a member of the London Stock Exchange and are regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). iDealing's private clients are protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). For details of the Scheme, please go to www.fscs.org.uk In addition, iDealing has Professional Indemnity insurance cover of £1,000,000 per claim.

iDealing's service has evolved from their experience as investors and internet users. This is why they have a site built for speed and reliability, why they do away with unnecessary graphics, why they have a backup website in a completely separate location and why they care about your feedback.

Accounts offered

Standard Account ISA Account (Individual) PEP Account (Individual) Margin Account Investment Club Account

Visit http://www.idealing.com

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Stock Brokers > Killik

About Killik & Co

Killik & Co is an independent firm offering Stockbroking services in addition to high quality investment and financial planning advice. Through a branch network they aim to build a long-standing relationship with their clients based on integrity, trust and accessibility. Killik & Co welcomes all types of investor and has no minimum portfolio requirement.

What to Expect from Killik & Co

Sometimes it's difficult for some clients to understand how they should be using a Full Service advisory broker like Killik & Co. They thought it would be helpful if they ran you through what your broker will do for you and how the basic processes of buying and selling stocks works.

step I - at Killik & Co they encourage all types of clients - from beginners to those who know the workings of the markets well. All clients are free to call their broker at any time and discuss investment ideas. Alternatively you may simply have a sum of money to invest and want to leave the investment side of things up to them. If you do not want the advice of the broker you can simply ask them to execute a trade. It is entirely up to you. Depending upon the type of service you elect to have, your broker will be more or less active in terms of running the account.

step II - your broker will make recommendations where relevant and you can agree or disagree as you see fit. They'll help you choose investments that suit your investment profile and financial goals.

step III - when you have decided upon the nature of the stocks you are going to buy or sell, your broker will transact the trade for you at the best price available at that time. Should you want, you can also set limits - i.e. buy or sell if a stock reaches a certain point. When the trade has been done your broker will send you a contract note confirming the details of the trade - this should reach you in a few days. They'll also send you a statement of account - it's up to you whether you receive this monthly or quarterly.

In addition to their usual services, they have developed Killik & Co Internet Services.

They have recently upgraded their online facility to allow clients access to their account online. The new facility will give you the opportunity to:

View Portfolio Holdings Buy and Sell Make Cash Transactions

Visit http://www.killik.co.uk