5.0- Platform and app with TradingView charts
- FCA and CySEC authorised and regulated
- Minimum deposit of $100
- Up to 5.3% interest on the unused account balance
eToro makes it possible to trade shares (even fractional shares), ETFs, Forex, Indices etc. with a trading app that is both easy to use and complete with all analysis tools.
eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments can increase or decrease. Your capital is at risk.
5.0- Full access to LSE and European ETFs
- ETF fees starting from 0,03%
- ISA account available
- Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
Saxo makes it possible to invest in 23,500+ stocks, 7,000+ ETFs, derivatives and mutual funds with transparent fees and advanced tools for analysis
5.0- Authorised and regulated by CySEC and the FCA
- 2,800+ tradable products and 2,700+ shares
- Financial leverage up to 1:30
- Zero commissions when you buy/sell and narrow spreads
Plus500 is a great trading platform for investing on many assets, long or short and with a leverage up to 30x.
5.0- Investment firm listed on Nasdaq and authorised by the FCA
- Stocks, ETFs, bonds and options are tradable
- Saving account with 3,89% (EUR) and 5,31% (USD) of daily interests
- Up to 8% of interest uninvested cash in the account
Freedom24 makes it possible both to invest in many financial assets and to earn high fixed returns with the saving account.
eToro: copy top traders
5.0Investing involves risk
Country: Israel
Cost-free account:
Demo account:
Minimum deposit: 100$
Learning materials:
Ideal for: investing by yourself or by copying other investors with the social trading functionality
Pros:
- Possibility of buying fractions of shares and ETFs
- Copy trading functionality to copy the portfolios of other investors
- User-friendly platform even for beginners
Cons:
- Account denominated in USD only
eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments can rise or fall. Your capital is at risk.
SAXO: elevate your investing game
5.0Country: Denmark
Cost-free account:
Demo account:
Minimum deposit: £0.01
Learning materials:
Ideal for: investing on a powerful and comprehensive trading platform
Pros:
- Transparent broker authorized by FCA
- Variable and transparent commissions starting from $1
- Professional Service Desk
Cons:
- Limited educational tools
Plus500: easy-to-use platform
5.0Country: Israel
Cost-free account:
Demo account:
Minimum deposit: £250
Learning materials:
Ideal for: trading long and short on thousands of products
Pros:
- Regulated and listed online broker
- Guaranteed stop loss to cap potential losses
- CFD spreads narrowed, especially on Forex
Cons:
- Inactivity costs from the second year if the account is not used
Freedom24: earn high interest on uninvested cash
5.0Country: Denmark
Cost-free account:
Demo account:
Minimum deposit: £250
Learning materials:
Ideal for: obtaining high risk-free interest on unused liquidity in the account
Pros:
- Company listed on NASDAQ and authorised in Europe
- D-account with interests of 3.89% (EUR) and 5.31% (USD)
- Zero account opening, maintenance and closing costs
Cons:
- 18% margin trading fees
You can imagine an online broker as the link between the investor and the stock exchanges, i.e. those markets on which shares, ETFs, bonds, etc. are traded.
In the past, the broker was a physical person who participated in the market at the cries. The broker was therefore an expensive and difficult figure to reach. Today, on the other hand, with the advent of technology, the broker has become online and allows anyone, for the payment of a modest commission, to place buy/sell orders on the stock exchange, at previously unimaginable speeds.
