At the current time Dabbl is not accepting new clients or existing customer transactions (other than withdrawals) as we seek to obtain our own direct authorisation with the FCA. This process can take 3 to 6 months, normal service will resume as soon as we secured our regulatory licence from the FCA. Thank you for your understanding and patience whilst we navigate these steps.
We have just launched our the new update to the dabbl app making it even easier to invest in the brands you love. And as if that was not enough, to celebrate the new app we have removed all our commission fees giving you a chance to get up and running straight away. So hurry download the new …
London’s FTSE-100 The index of the UK’s leading shares – has fallen by over 100 points this morning, following heavy selling on Wall Street last night. Shares have been on a relentless march higher since the end of the last big sell-off nine years ago, so what’s caused the change of heart? For the last …
At Dabbl, we want to make buying shares as accessible as we possibly can – for everyone. To help with this, we’re running a series of blog posts covering a wide range of topics which impact the world of business, finance and investing. These snapshots have been carefully crafted to cut through the jargon and …
We’ve built dabbl with the aim of providing the next generation of self-directed investor with an easy, cost effective and fun way of buying and selling stocks and shares in thousands of companies from across the globe. For too long, investing directly into shares has been beyond the reach of many, but we’re changing all …
At Dabbl, we want to make buying shares as accessible as we possibly can – for everyone. To help with this, we’re running a series of blog posts covering a wide range of topics which impact the world of business, finance and investing. These snapshots have been carefully crafted to cut through the jargon and …
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At Dabbl, we want to make buying shares as accessible as we possibly can – for everyone. To help with this, we’re running a series of blog posts covering a wide range of topics which impact the world of business, finance and investing. These snapshots have been carefully crafted to cut through the jargon and …
What happens when I buy a share? Each company has a limited number of shares in circulation at any one time. Many years ago, a physical share certificate would be issued to show the entitlement, but now most ownership records are held electronically. It is the responsibility of the company – ‘the issuer’ – to …
Spotify, the music streaming service which emerged from Sweden almost a decade ago, will see its shares traded on the stock market for the first time this week. But what’s all the hype about and are there any guarantees this can be the next great internet success story? Spotify’s unconventional route to market – does …
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1) AO World – better known as AO.com – started as a bet between two mates in the pub back in 2000 – the wager was for £1 that founder John Roberts – who went on to become a multi-millionaire – wouldn’t start his own business. 2) The company floated its shares on the stock …
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Boeing – shares in the aircraft giant took a nose dive towards the end of yesterday’s trade as news broke that it was suspending test flights of its new 737 passenger jet. However, this could prove to be an over-reaction as the company is committed to making the first deliveries to customers this month. Its …