Recurring Orders
19 articles
- What is a recurring order?
- How do recurring orders work?
- How can I place a recurring order?
- Can I cancel a recurring order?
- Can anyone set up recurring orders?
- What would happen if my order gets rejected?
- Where in the app can I see my recurring order details?
- What happens if the stock is suspended or becomes unavailable to trade?
- What type of Freetrade account do I need to set up a recurring order?
- What happens if I don't have enough cash to cover my recurring order on my investment date?
- What happens if I invest on the 31st one month, and then there are fewer days in the following calendar month?
- What happens if my recurring order is due on a weekend or bank holiday?
- How do I manage my recurring order?
Mutual funds in recurring orders
Unlike shares, mutual funds are priced once a day. Your fund order will be placed at the fund’s next valuation point, and the price isn’t known until after it’s placed. Funds are bought in fractional units, so the full amount you allocate is invested, subject to a minimum investment (£) per fund.
- Can I add mutual funds to my recurring order?
- Are there fees on recurring fund orders?
- Why didn’t my recurring mutual fund order execute straight away?
- Why was my recurring mutual fund order rejected?
- Can I include any mutual fund in a recurring order?
- Are recurring orders available on web for mutual funds?