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They're not advisers. They're just brokers. If folks are not comfortable trading with ETF's, yes stay away. If on the other hand you know what you're doing, then fill your boots.Originally posted by Whorty View PostAs for Hargreaves Landsdowne (as noted by others) ..... there are much better advisers out there. Be careful that they don't try to convince you to transfer all your funds for them to manage!
The funds that folks refer to going bust may well have been available on HL, but's that's nothing to do with them. Always do your own research."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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trustpilot reviews are insightful - Hargreaves Lansdown Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of www.hl.co.uk
Mostly Woodford clients throwing a fit. Seems that the service has taken a hit with the onboarding of Woodford and more so the fallout."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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They are also Financial Advisers. They have an alleged reputation for encouraging members of financial salary pension schemes to transfer to schemes that they manage. Companies like HL make a nice bit of income from FUMOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostThey're not advisers. They're just brokers. If folks are not comfortable trading with ETF's, yes stay away. If on the other hand you know what you're doing, then fill your boots.
The funds that folks refer to going bust may well have been available on HL, but's that's nothing to do with them. Always do your own research.
They do not have a good reputation in the advice and pension arena. By all means use them if you like, but i'll pass thanks.
Hargreaves Lansdown Financial Advice | Hargreaves LansdownI am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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I don't understand how they could be advisers when their core business is collecting broker fees. Always seek independent advice from a IFA. I'm baffled by those that seek advice from the salesman."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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I’m calling dropping below 5000 this week after Boris starts his war room with the main plan being
retired doctors and nurses could be asked to return to the NHS as part of a UK "battle plan" to combat a possible further spread of coronavirus.
Lol
exactly the age range of people the virus kills, prepare for a stampede of applications
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That would be niceOriginally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostI’m calling dropping below 5000 this week after Boris starts his war room with the main plan being
retired doctors and nurses could be asked to return to the NHS as part of a UK "battle plan" to combat a possible further spread of coronavirus.
Lol
exactly the age range of people the virus kills, prepare for a stampede of applications
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Max out the shares ISA (normal FTSE tracker is perfect) this side of April, then drop another 20k in after 5th April 
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The government is refusing to rule out placing entire cities on lockdown if the UK experiences a widespread outbreak of the novel coronavirus, according to the health secretary.
Matt Hancock said he would not "take anything off the table at this stage" when asked about a Wuhan-style quarantine by BBC's Andrew Marr on Sunday.
Lol Matt Hancock in charge - 28 days later here we come
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Ah is that a documentary, like Idiocracy? I ought to get around to watching that so I know what to expect in the coming end of daysOriginally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostThe government is refusing to rule out placing entire cities on lockdown if the UK experiences a widespread outbreak of the novel coronavirus, according to the health secretary.
Matt Hancock said he would not "take anything off the table at this stage" when asked about a Wuhan-style quarantine by BBC's Andrew Marr on Sunday.
Lol Matt Hancock in charge - 28 days later here we come
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To really scare you - can you think of anyone better in politics to do the job?Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostThe government is refusing to rule out placing entire cities on lockdown if the UK experiences a widespread outbreak of the novel coronavirus, according to the health secretary.
Matt Hancock said he would not "take anything off the table at this stage" when asked about a Wuhan-style quarantine by BBC's Andrew Marr on Sunday.
Lol Matt Hancock in charge - 28 days later here we come
At least we are in a better position than the US where the person leading believes pray will solve the issue - mind you pray is probably all most US citizens can afford to do.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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