Nucleus reduces costs for users as it switches stockbroker
Drops Alliance Trust Savings
Andrew Smith: "Our focus on great client outcomes means we're always looking for ways to reduce costs and deliver an enhanced service."
Edinburgh-based adviser platform Nucleus has reduced its costs for users after switching stockbroker to Winterflood Business Services (WBS).
WBS has taken over from the platform's previous stockbroker, Dundee-based Alliance Trust Savings. The switch in supplier will see trading costs for clients fall from 0.15% to 0.035% per order above...
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