Recent content by MufuliraBoy

As a qualified Accountant I don't think there is any specific difference from a legal perspective. Personally I would consider debts something as more short term and specific such as PAYE/NI and other working capital credits such as short term loans. Liabilities sound more long term to me, vague...

Cantagrill. Do you use any other forums? This one seems to be forex trading, spread betting, bitcoin etc etc. Are there ones with a share buying/selling bias or are they all like this one?

That's ok. I wasn't clear how to get funds across or how trades were funded but thanks to you and them I got it sorted. I've not seen any commission deducted on the few trades I have made so unless they have thrown in a few freebies to start with then I presumed it was in the spread. Yes...

Thanks. Yes my dabbling will be limited to thousands rather than a ten thousand! The interface and features seem clear enough to me to dip in and out. What are your primary concerns? Are they not FCA regulated or maybe the spreads are not attractive enough? Which platform would you recommend...

That screener looks good thanks. To be honest, I'm not sure where I'm going with this at the moment, it's just interesting to buy and sell some shares, maybe momentum trading but dipping in and out at the right time. I have a qualified accountancy background so know the fundamentals but cynical...

I got this sorted in the end thank you. My bank didn't appear to recognise the account name or similar. Some rejigging with fineco's help sorted it out. You are right there is so much stuff there I don't need but I am up and running dipping in and out with a few quid lol!

Thanks for your time and help. Getting this thing off the ground seems unnecessarily complicated. They cannot want my money too much. I have little experience of trading but I have a qualified accountant background so some light share trading is all I need at the moment hence the attraction to...

Sorry, I am using the terminology 'add funds' as your 'you can make a deposit to your account in the standard banking ways'. I thought there'd be a section saying add funds and I'd type in the amount and my UK bank account to be debited. I didn't realise I need to initiate a proper bank...

I still can't see where I add funds. The video takes you around the banking section, all makes sense but no 'add funds' section. Where is it?

Arh, thank you. I'll have a watch today.

Thanks for helping canatgrill. I only have the one card being GBP. So if I wish to buy some UK shares then is the cost debited from this GDP card? So I have to keep it funded with enough to finance any trades I make and if so then how do I top it up? I ddn't see these videos :-/

Hi, I opened a fineco account but confused as to how to get going. I just want to dabble in UK shares, nothing too serious. They sent me a a visa card, is this a credit or debit card? I tried to buy some shares and the website said insufficient funds so I presume the card isn't a credit card...