Boring Money launches platform and robo-advice fee calculator
Compares 20 D2C companies
“There’s endless talk and very little action. We know that customers want to see fees in simple £ amounts" - Boring Money's Holly Mackay
Consumer investment website Boring Money has launched a fee calculator so consumers can compare the cost of investing across a number of companies.
The fee calculator is limited to 20 D2C (direct-to-consumer) platforms and so-called robo-advisers and the sliding-bar calculator compares the cost of investing any amount split between ISAs, GIAs, SIPPs...
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