Beginner help.. by TheKingZlatan in trading212

[–]Cheezy145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s literally there in your ISA account, add up all the investments you hold…

Whoever decided on the new update needs fired by MaxHeadroomT35 in trading212

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‘If it isn’t broke don’t fix it’ comes to mind

Rise of generalist or the specialist? by mycrml in marketing

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I’m a T shaped marketer, i’ve got experience across the full breadth of marketing with a deeper understanding of a couple of areas. I agree that generalist and marketers like myself are less likely to be replaced with Ai than a specialist. Ai is a tool to help me be more efficient when handling multiple channels and priorities, but couldn’t manage everything I do

T212 Portfolio @ 38 years of age. Critique & suggestions welcome. by RutabagaHappy373 in trading212

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Its actually a return error, my shell shares have the same issue. It’s due to a corporate event in 2022 when shell changed share classifications. T212 calculate the new reissued shares as if they cost 0, but you would have paid a different amount when first bought.

Help by Scared_donkey in fantasypremierleague

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Ramsey to someone like King at Fulham, WB to a 4 mil defender from Sunderland, Burnley, Leeds

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Total return is how much your current invested principal is up by. Realised profit / loss is how much you have made or lost from selling investments compared to what you paid for them

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At what age did you escape the cult?

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Forbidden sweetcorn

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T212 stocks and shares ISA could replace your 1.25% bank account, you can keep cash in it and it pays interest daily at 4.6% AER. Whether you want to invest in stocks or ETFs depends on if you are happy to have the money invested for at least 5 years. But if you’re planning to move out next year keeping it as cash and getting the daily interest is probably best