Neil Woodford to charge up to £70 a month to access portfolio platform

W4.0 launches

Cristian Angeloni
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Neil Woodford has launched his ‘active strategy’ portfolio platform W4.0 today (6 June), offering discounted pricing to ‘Founder’ members.

Subscription will range between £42 a month for a standard account (£53 if billed monthly) and £56 a month for ‘plus' accounts (£70 if billed monthly), with the option to enquire for corporate subscriptions. But subscribers who signed up to the original platform release - ‘Founder' members - will be given a 50% discount in the first year and 33% for the entire subscription lifespan. In a preview email on Thursday (5 June), Woodford revealed that there will be four strategies subscribers will be able to access: -          All Rounder – an equity income portfolio, mostly UK; -    ...

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