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Trading 212 vs Vanguard Investor

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Trading 212 Stock ISA compared with Vanguard Investor Stock ISA

Trading 212

Stock ISA

Vanguard Investor

Stock ISA
Estimated yearly costexample investor£9.00Not shown: it can't hold the example mix (see what it can hold)
Fees
Platform fee
Whole portfolio
No platform fees
Whole portfolio
0.15% (min £48/year) (cap: £375.00)
Dealing
Shares and ETFs
£0 per trade
Mutual funds
Not supported
US shares and ETFs
£0 per trade
ETFs
£0 per trade
Mutual funds
£0 per trade
US shares and ETFs
Not supported
FX
Flat rate: 0.15%
Pass-through (no additional fees)
How trades are placedMarket OrderBatch Dealing
What it can hold
UK investmentsSupportedSupported
US sharesSupportedNot supported
Individual sharesSupportedNot supported
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs)SupportedSupported
Mutual fundsNot supportedVanguard's own funds and ETFs only
Flexible ISASupportedSupported
Fractional tradingSupportedNot supported
About the providers
Official websiteVisit Trading 212 websiteVisit Vanguard Investor website
Founded2013 (13 years old)2010 (16 years old)

Example investor: £80,000 portfolio, 12 trades a year, half in shares (half of them US) and half in UK ETFs. Estimate with your numbers

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