Bank of Ireland Shares

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I have about 90 Shares as the old Share Certificate, whats best way to sell these without been fleeced in Commisions as its just a small amount
 
You now own 3 shares worth about € 30

The best you can do is wait for the bank's offer to purchase the shares
 
No thats not correct i checked on the computer share website :
BANK OF IRELAND GROUP (BIRG)
ORDINARY SHARES OF EUR 1.00		84EUR €10.26 25/04/2024£738.94

So whats the best cheapest way to sell these please , as i said its the paper share certificate ?

got this response from a broker :

The commissions related to the Personal Investment Account are as follows:

Online trading: 0.5% on all shares and ETFs (min commission charge is €14.99)



If you place the trade over the telephone, then the telephone rates apply:

Per transaction on first €15,000.00 1.65%

on Next €15,000.00 1.00%

on Balance 0.50%

Subject to minimum charge of €100.00



Execution Service Fee of €50.00 (Per quarter or part thereof, charged in the month following each calendar quarter end. The fee will be reduced or waived in its entirety by the amount of commissions paid in the quarter)



Overseas fee applies of approx. 25 euro to trade outside Ireland or UK



Please note that a minimum of €500 must be lodged to the web account before trading can commence.



There is a charge of €80 +VAT to lodge share certificates on an account which are under 20k in value.



Can someone explain to a lay person what this means please ?
 
AIB and ptsb have introduced a scheme whereby small shareholders can sell their shares to the company for no transaction charges.

BoI might do the same, so hold tight to see if they announce such a scheme.

Brendan
 
You have €840 worth of shares

First you must lodge them to your account so that will be €80 + VAT which I assume is 13.5% , €108

If you sell over the phone: minimum charge €100
Execution service fee – does not apply.

So total charges: €208
 
""AIB and ptsb have introduced a scheme whereby small shareholders can sell their shares to the company for no transaction charges.

BoI might do the same, so hold tight to see if they announce such a scheme.""

Brendan ""

Just seeing this now i suppose its a question of will the Share price be better then
 
Brendan Burgess said:
Online would be €108 + €50 Execution Service fee.
€158

Brendan
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Brendan I am happy to pay these fees and more to sell my holding of 767 Bank of Ireland shares. I have the original paper cert. I would be very grateful if you please give me the name of any online site. I have searched in vain for a few weeks. It seems more difficult to sell these post Brexit. I contacted Comptershare who were useless. Many thanks.
 
You cannot sell share certs online.

You will either have to pay a high street broker like Davys or Goodbodys or else wait for Bank of Ireland to introduce a scheme like AIB and PTSB.

Brendan
 
i want to sell my bank of Ireland shares, I have an account with Computershare ,But they don't sell shares in Irish company's due to Brexit
 
Patrick12 said:
i want to sell my bank of Ireland shares, I have an account with Computershare ,But they don't sell shares in Irish company's due to Brexit
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If you're asking how you can sell them then read the thread from the start.
 
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