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Hi, I have been reading all the relevant information on SB vs CFD but I legitimately can’t see any reason why a CFD is more beneficial than spread betting, for example a chap on here traded 2 CFDs closed both for 000.1 profit but expended £40 on commission to place the trades, I would just like to know if anyone can provide a few tangible benefits of using CFDs as opposed to spread betting.

 

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21 minutes ago, BASA said:

Hi, I have been reading all the relevant information on SB vs CFD but I legitimately can’t see any reason why a CFD is more beneficial than spread betting, for example a chap on here traded 2 CFDs closed both for 000.1 profit but expended £40 on commission to place the trades, I would just like to know if anyone can provide a few tangible benefits of using CFDs as opposed to spread betting.

 

thanks

Hi, Spread Bets are a type of CFD that are only available in the UK. When buying shares both SB and CFDs have the commission charge as do shares bought on the non-leveraged Share Dealing platform.

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