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21 September 2010

Invest with Fidelity or through the funds directly?

I've been looking into investing for quite some time (trying to build up my financial safe net before jumping in). Now I'm at a stage where I can start investing - I just don't know the best way of doing it. I'm hoping to invest £100 per month into 3 funds initially. I've been very interested in the L&G or HSBC All Share trackers, plus throwing in 2 emerging market funds. Is doing this through Fidelity the best way to invest? Or should I just go into HSBC or sign up with L&G and make my investment that way? If you were starting your investment portfolio again, is this how you would start? (keeping in mind this is very basic investing). Thanks in advance.

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