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Royal Mail share certificates: how to avoid Equiniti’s £50 charge – Telegraph.co.uk


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Royal Mail share certificates: how to avoid Equiniti's £50 charge
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This is much more than the minimum £7.50 cost of selling the shares through Equiniti, the company that handles Royal Mail shares bought via the Government's official website. But there are ways to avoid the higher fee. We explain your options below.
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