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Today we’re discussing 21 of my top tips on the Trading 212 app for you to get the most of out your investment portfolio and financial markets. Trading 212 is the app i’ve been using for the past 4 years to build my Trading 212 investment portfolio, and its an app that is full of great features that enrich the investing experience, making it easier and more accessible for investors, especially investing beginners.
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