Trading212 Share Lending Explained! - [NEW FEATURE 🔥]

T212 have just launched their share lending programme to allow users to earn interest from borrowing out their shares! T212 have also launched a "earn interest on cash" feature which allows users to earn interest on uninvested cash.

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[nickarry]

If a company goes bankrupt while borrowing your shares, you get the borrowed amount as a treasury or something that’s separate to 212. Does that mean your borrowed investments will be closed or the portion of borrowed investments will be taken out of your account? If you had £5000 of borrowed shares that went insolvent would your investment account then shrink by £5000?

[dylanlyons]

Nice to see investing advice not geared towards Americans where it doesn’t apply to us Irish. Sound!

[padtag]

Great lad. 85k pounds is for the uk. What about Ireland? They now do 4.2% on Euro cash

[Godsavethecrumpets]

This feature still hadn't been implemented even though they said it would on the 5/7th?

[padtag]

Hey Darren, do you know if you can pre exchange Euro to usd, so that you have enough usd to invest us stocks, but not using the daily exchange rate?

[TheCombatLife]

So will I still receive ALL of my dividends? Just as that’s one of my portfolio targets

[superman]

Hi Darren could you do a video on tax implications on interest earned on uninvested cash in trading 212

[cuk]

Hoow do you get the money from your lent shares i have money in my account from lent shares but cant find out how to withdraw it

[marshjm]

For some reason i am getting interest on my isa....but anyway my main issue is my isa stocks cant be loaned out but them doing this does that mean they are now sending out my gme stock ? Is so do i now need to somehow get it to Computershare?

[keystosuccess]

Is it a good idea what are the risks? Also how do I turn it on

[nandorantal]

Hi Darren, can you opt out of this lending thing? Is it true that if you opt out you have to close the account?

[faolteam]

i signed up today with ur link Darren when do i get the free Shares

[brianmagner]

Hi Darren, great video. Do you have to pay tax on the interest you receive?

[callumstewart]

do you lose your shares in a company while they are being lended?

[TheFunkyFever]

How do you unsub - can’t find it on the app?

[carloscea]

Hi Darren, been following you since last year regarding investments here in Ireland. Is trading 212 a good platform for the long run? or should I go to others like Degiro and Interactive Broker. Thanks.

[nb]

Great video didn’t even know about the interest on free funds until this video. The APR isn’t quite as good as the one on trade republic however. I think it’s a good idea to do the share lending because trading 212 lends out your shares anyway so you may as-well be getting something in return for it. Keep up the good videos !

[moxo]

Brilliant video thank you for this clear explanation

[UnWantedXReCoN]

Are you taxed on share lending? Do you have a yearly allowance before paying tax?

[declanmcardle]

Sounds similar to Interactive Broker's Stock Yield Enhancement Programme.