Lmao
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It would be hard to to get a representative sample but that’s a great idea.
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It’s also not really a typical year but it’s around £15/sign-up or £30/active user or 150bps.
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Who bought Money Dashboard? I like their product so interested if there will still be further development and if security updates will be maintained. If not then I’m going to ask for my account and date to be removed.
I just checked I had £720 of charges! Ok maybe FT is doing ok lol.
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Do you see charges once you have been with FT for a year?
Clear Score got them for a steal
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I had over £300 in charges, however looking at the statement that includes things like stamp duty and withholding tax which doesn’t go to Freetrade
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Nice after-hours pop on Robinhood today. Let’s see if it holds.
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Curious to know what Freetrade plans to do for their next funding round. By all accounts on VC Twitter raising is going to be come very hard over the next year or two and valuations won’t be the same.
Won’t be surprised if the next raise is a down round. Would be delighted to be proven wrong.
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Timely, and a good result in these market conditions.
Great for Freetrade to be able to focus on other things for the time being Announcing our latest funding round
Congrats team. Happy share price stays the same, but Freetrade have a bigger runway. 
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Called it. No exit opportunity for crowdfunders it looks like but not surprised given the market. Anyway congrats to FT and hopefully it’s enough money to get them through the bear market and into better times.
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How can we view the summary of all fees charged?
In the app click the person symbol and scroll down to the “Your annual costs and charges” section. 
Only produced on your first anniversary after they launched the feature
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Mine is IOS so not sure to be honest.
Ngl….I’m a bit pessimistic for the short term outlook - while we’ve already seen private equity valuation compression, it still feels like we’ve got quite a bit further to go as sentiment and appetite softens and liquidity tightens, which means we’ll see consolidation and failures.
However, even without seeing the terms and structure, it seems it’s a sensible play for all parties in the current environment, though I do fear the stretched timelines to recovery might necessitate a further top up.
It would be a huge coup if the business can navigate the coming storm and onto a runway that takes them to a public exit when sentiment and momentum returns… lots of ifs and buts but what a story if they can pull it off.
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The FT have seen the 2021 accounts : Revenue £12m
Compare with the 2020 Pitch Deck projections :
2021 : £33.2m
2022 : £98.2m
2023 : £241.9m
The 2021 Pitch Deck was more realistic.
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I can’t see it! I’m on the latest app version, iOS & been using FT since launch.