11 Stupid Mistakes Beginners Make on Trading 212 (And How to Fix Them)

Mitch Shoesmith

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Trading 212 is one of the best investing apps out there, but the frictionless design that makes it so easy to use also makes it easy to get wrong. After 6+ years on the app and £100,000+ invested, here are the 11 Trading 212 mistakes I see beginners make most, some cost you in unnecessary tax, some drag on your long-term returns, and a couple are just borderline stupid. Let's fix them.

In this video I break down the most common Trading 212 mistakes beginners make, from portfolio duplication and copying community pies blindly, to picking the wrong account (Stocks & Shares ISA vs General Investment Account), the wrong ETF dividend option (Distributing vs Accumulating), hedged vs unhedged funds, hidden fund fees (OCF), leaving cash idle in your ISA, and confusing share price with actual company value.

Whether you're just getting started with Trading 212 or you've been investing for a while and want to check your portfolio for these mistakes, this video will help you invest with more confidence and avoid the errors that cost beginners the most.

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