Spread Betting

 

Spread betting is the flexible and tax-efficient way to back your judgement in the financial markets.

The concept of spread betting is simple. If you think a market is set to rise you 'buy' at the top end of our quote (the offer price), or if you think the market will fall you 'sell' at the bottom of our quote (the bid price).

You can go long or short of our huge range of markets to profit from rising or falling prices. You simply 'buy' if you think that the price is set to rise, or 'sell' if you think it will drop.

The degree to which you are correct dictates how much you win or lose. In simple terms: the more a price moves in your favour, the more money you make; the more the price moves against you, the reverse applies. And with Controlled Risk betting you can cap potential losses without putting a ceiling on your profit.

Spread betting is versatile, quick and easy. You can trade a number of different financial products on one account and our deal sizes are flexible so you can bet in amounts which feel comfortable to you.

Spread betting may not be suitable for everyone, so please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved.

All your profits are absolutely free from UK capital gains tax.*

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Risk Warning

Trading in Contracts for Difference may not be suitable for all investors due to the high risk nature of the product. You may lose all of your initial stake through the use of leverage and may be required to make additional payments by way of margin on a frequent and sometimes daily basis. Failure to do so can result in the closure of part or all of your position.

The value of an investment in a Contract for Difference may be affected by a variety of factors, including but not limited to, price volatility, market volume, foreign exchange rates and liquidity. CFD's are a short term trading tool and commission is charged on the leveraged amount (not the deposit) and therefore costs can build up when frequently traded. You should evaluate potential losses against affordability. JN Financial are authorised to give advice on investments including CFDs, however extended runs of losses as well as profits can occur. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance.

If in any doubt, please seek further independent advice. Tax laws may be subject to change.

JN Financial Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority No. 442252