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In this video i’ll share a full step by step tutorial of the Trading 212 app, the perfect guide for investing beginners looking to get started investing in 2025! Trading 212 are a commission free stock investing platform that i’ve been using for over 5 years now. I thought i’d share all of the latest features on the Trading 212 app and how it works, where we’ll discuss all of the key features like the Trading 212 pies, how to buy and sell shares, how to earn interest on cash and much more. If you do want to start investing and start building a Trading 212 portfolio, then be sure to use the link above to claim your free fractional share.
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