| Northern ShareDeal is a quick, convenient and cost-effective way for you to buy and sell shares listed in thirteen global markets including the London, New York and Irish stock exchanges.
You decide what to buy and sell, and we make trading simple.
Trade online
Our online banking facility, Northern eBanking, is secure and easy to use, so you can:
- Buy and sell without needing to speak to a dealer
- Use limit orders to specify the highest price you will pay for shares and the lowest price at which you will sell your shares
- Search for company news from Reuters
- Use our online tools to help manage your investments
- Access your personalised pages to check on the progress of your portfolio, look at your trading history or see what is happening on the global markets
- Receive correspondence, including contract notes, by email
- Trade from as little as £15 per transaction
Telephone
If you would prefer to trade by telephone, our staff will quote you a price and ask you if you want to trade. If you confirm, they will place the trade on your behalf and your contract note will be sent by post.
Whether you trade online or by telephone, we hold your shares electronically, which means there is less paperwork for you. We will provide you with an annual valuation of your holdings and an annual consolidated tax report detailing your dividends.
Getting started
To become Northern ShareDeal customer and trade within days, you will need to call into your local branch, which will open a trading account on your behalf. Should you have exisiting shares, your branch can also arrange to transfer these into your Northern ShareDeal account.
To avail of the Northern ShareDeal service, you must have a Northern Bank account, which will be used to fund your dealing activity and for settlement purposes.
Important information
Northern Bank Limited offers products from only a limited number of providers. Northern Bank Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
We do not give advice on the suitability of shares. If you require advice, you should contact an independent financial adviser.
Past performance is not a guide to future returns. The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up. You may not get back the amount invested. Changes in the currency exchange rates may have an adverse effect on the value of investments and income from them. | | |