Cheapest place to sell shares online

DisneyCupcake · 15 Jan 21, 01:43 PM

I am in the position where I have to sell a very small amount of shares (under 50) worth roughly Ł400 before charges as at todays date.

Does anyone have any suggestions for an online broker/sales site for a straight forward sale that would be reasonable?

Please note I have no choice about keeping them or donating them to a charity (I would if I could). Many thanks for any help.

Bozza · 15 Jan 21, 02:29 PM

How are the shares held - do you have a physical certificate?

**Jaspercat10** · 15 Jan 21, 02:53 PM

I have an account on Hargreaves Lansdown its 11.95 a trade. If you have a certificate I think one of the only company I could find taking them at the moment is
x-o/ they charge 5.95 a trade

DisneyCupcake · 15 Jan 21, 02:56 PM

Originally Posted by Bozza

How are the shares held - do you have a physical certificate?

Yes it is a physical paper certificate.

Thanks Jaspercat10 will have a look at your link.

Bozza · 15 Jan 21, 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by DisneyCupcake

Yes it is a physical paper certificate.

Thanks Jaspercat10 will have a look at your link.

Cost is unlikely to vary by much. I'd go to the registrar of the company, likely one of Computershare, Equiniti or Link.

Go to the investor relations part of the website of the company the shares are in. This will detail the current registrar, and contact details.

They will have a sharedealing facility for paper certificates in companies they act for.

DisneyCupcake · 2 Mar 21, 10:29 AM

Thank you Jaspercat10 and Bozza for your help and advice - all sorted through XO.

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DisneyCupcake Imagineer Join Date: Aug 17	Cheapest place to sell shares online I am in the position where I have to sell a very small amount of shares (under 50) worth roughly Ł400 before charges as at todays date. Does anyone have any suggestions for an online broker/sales site for a straight forward sale that would be reasonable? Please note I have no choice about keeping them or donating them to a charity (I would if I could). Many thanks for any help.

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