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How to add CFDs to existing share dealing

By Savlat, in Investments, share dealing, and Smart Portfolios

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Hi @Savlat,  CFDs need to be in a separately funded account to your share dealing account as one is leveraged and the other not. Both accounts will then appear on your 'My IG' page. 

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