Take charge of your money – find out which funds platform is best for you

More and more people are investing for themselves. But which broker should you use? Holly Mackay explains what you need to know.

More and more people are investing for themselves. But which broker should you use? Here's what you need to know, says Holly Mackay.

The introduction of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) in January banned commissions, made charges more transparent and forced more honest conversations between financial services providers and their customers.

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TD Direct Investing£150£677.50
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Holly Mackay was the founder of financial research firm The Platforum. She is now an investment writer and analyst.