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Most high street banks offer share dealing facilities - just walk in a branch and ask. Or you could try an online servce such as http://www.iii.co.uk
SB
I use;
https://www.abbeysharedealing.com/welcome.htm
Low fees.
dukalink6000
One share?
This company can help and it is a REAL share in the business you are interested in
livinhapi
get to your stockmarket guy/gal and ask them.
andrewp_gmg
It's very easy to open a share dealing account with a trading house. There are usually limits on minimum transaction amounts (ie You have to buy / sell at least £100 at a time etc) but you can then buy shares in any public limited company (plc) listed on the stock exchange.
Be aware that the rate of return is rarely more than a few pennies a year from shares, so if you have a couple of hundred pounds invested, it's only going to get you about £5 a year tops. (You get more from a savings account)
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