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1 hour ago, Fletch said:

Generally, no. Statements are sent via email. Even if you could convince them to send you paper-based statements, it would almost certainly be charged as an additional service.

so do they send and post at all?

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I believe that they would if you specifically request it, but like I say they would almost certainly charge for it. It would probably also depend on the type of account you have. Bear in mind that if you are dealing regularly, then it would be impractical to send out a postal statement every time you made a transaction. Ultimately, it's something you would have to raise with IG if you really want a paper statement - try contacting their helpdesk (email might be best given the current circumstances) rather than wait for an 'official' response on here. Ultimately, you'd likely have to set it up through their helpdesk anyway.

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