Trading 212: Invest and CFD cost boundaries
One app can still have different multi-currency access, FX fees and statement denominators.
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Diagram explained
Match product and denominator
- Invest/Pies: 0.15% FX mechanism
- CFD: 0.5% on FX-denominated closed result
- CFD statement uses exposure, not deposits
Different currencies and fees
Help limits multi-currency to Invest/SIPP, not automatically CFD. Invest/Pies conversion uses 0.15%, while CFD charges 0.5% on differently denominated closed-position results. The bases are not interchangeable.
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Asset-specific funding
FX CFDs use quantity × daily rate; non-FX also uses price. Long/short rates differ and update daily; opposite positions do not automatically cancel overnight costs.
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Read the correct denominator
Annual statements use average cash/assets for Invest but total trading exposure for CFDs. A small CFD cost percentage does not establish small cash-capital drag; the focused guide illustrates both denominators.
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