Best brokers for trading Apple Shares

Compare the best brokers for trading Apple Shares. All brokers in this list are authorised and regulated by the FCA.

Ensure that you are using the best accounts for trading Apple Shares. Here is a comparison list of the best platforms for trading Apple Shares

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Featured Trading Brokers	Account Types	Key Information	Typical Costs	More Info
IG	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: Yes Direct Market Access: Yes Pro Account: Yes Investments: Yes Futures & Options: No	Total Markets: 17,000 Active Clients: 178,000 Minimum Deposit: £250 Founded: 1974 Inactivity Fee: £12 pm HQ: London, UK	EURUSD: 0.6 pips UK 100: 1 point Wall Street: 2.4 points Gold: 0.3 points UK Shares: 0.10% US Shares: 0.10%	See Offer Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money
CMC Markets	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: Yes Direct Market Access: Yes Pro Account: Yes Investments: No Futures & Options: No	Total Markets: 9,300 Active Clients: 53,308 Minimum Deposit: £100 Founded: 1989 Inactivity Fee: £10 pm HQ: London, UK	EURUSD: 0.7 pips UK 100: 1 point Wall Street: 2.4 points Gold: 0.3 points UK Shares: 0.10% US Shares: 2¢ per share	See Offer 66% of retail investor accounts lose money when spread betting and/or trading CFDs with this provider
Pepperstone	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: Yes Direct Market Access: No Pro Account: Yes Investments: No Futures & Options: No	Total Markets: 178 Active Clients: na Minimum Deposit: £100 Founded: 2010 Inactivity Fee: £0 pm HQ: Melbourne, Australia	EURUSD: 0.13 pips UK 100: 1 point Wall Street: 2.4 points Gold: 0.05 points UK Shares: na US Shares: na	See Offer 79.3% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider
City Index	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: Yes Direct Market Access: No Pro Account: Yes Investments: No Futures & Options: No	Total Markets: 12,000 Active Clients: 295,000 Minimum Deposit: £100 Founded: 1983 Inactivity Fee: £12 pm HQ: London UK	EURUSD: 0.5 pips UK 100: 1 point Wall Street: 2 points Gold: 0.3 points UK Shares: 0.1% US Shares: 1.8¢ per share	See Offer74% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider
Markets.com	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: Yes Direct Market Access: No Pro Account: Yes Investments: No Futures & Options: No	Total Markets: 8,000 Active Clients: 11,000 Minimum Deposit: £100 Founded: 2008 Inactivity Fee: $10 pm HQ: Cyprus	EURUSD: 0.6 pips UK 100: 2 points Wall Street: 2 point Gold: 0.5 points UK Shares: 0.1% US Shares: 0.1%	See Offer 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider
Spreadex	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: Yes Direct Market Access: Yes Pro Account: Yes Investments: No Futures & Options: No	Total Markets: 10,000 Active Clients: 60,000 Minimum Deposit: £100 Founded: 1999 Inactivity Fee: £0 HQ: St Albans, UK	EURUSD: 0.6 pips UK 100: 1 point Wall Street: 2.4 points Gold: 0.4 points UK Shares: 0.1% US Shares: 0.15%	See Offer 69% of retail investors lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider
Saxo Markets	CFDs: Yes Spread Betting: No Direct Market Access: Yes Pro Account: Yes Investments: Yes Futures & Options: Yes	Total Markets: 19,000 Active Clients: 525,000 Minimum Deposit: £500 Founded: 1992 Inactivity Fee: £25 pq HQ: Copenhagen, Denmark	EURUSD: 0.6 pips UK 100: 1 point Wall Street: 3 points Gold: 0.6 points UK Shares: 0.05% US Shares: 2¢ per share	See Offer 70% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider

When it comes to genuine global brand recognition, you can’t really beat Apple, which has been around for far longer than the internet brands such as Facebook and Google. It would be an interesting fact to know what proportion of the world’s population has owned or used one of their innovative devices, since the company was founded 40 years ago.

So, when it comes to looking at dealing in international shares, Apple is perhaps one of the first stocks that springs to mind. However, the question is how do you trade these shares from the UK and which are the best brokers for trading Apple Shares?

The good news for potential Apple Inc. traders is that some UK stock brokers offer an international share dealing service. One thing to bear in mind before signing up to a broker is not to solely rely on their headline trading fees. This is because of currency fees, which might not be initially apparent, and could be high, pushing up your dealing costs considerably. Also, if you are holding the shares in an ISA, our beloved HMRC do not allow foreign currencies to be held in them, resulting in your trading proceeds needing to be converted back into sterling. Some brokers offer a service whereby you are able to hold foreign currency in the account, which means there is less pressure to convert back into sterling each time you sell.

A useful comparison website for finding the best brokers for trading Apple Shares and offering international share dealing is in our compare stock brokers comparison table, which provides a list of some of the best known online UK stock brokers, including CFD broker IG, Hargreaves Lansdown, Barclays, Interactive Investor and TD Direct, in an easy to read format, showing information that allows you to make an informed decision and resulting with you being able to employ one of the best brokers for trading shares such as Apple Inc.

Compare the best brokers for trading Apple Shares. All brokers in this list are authorised and regulated by the FCA.

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