Royal mail my shares

You're looking to sell your Royal Mail shares!

To sell your Royal Mail shares, you'll need to follow these steps:

1. Check your shareholding: Make sure you have the correct details of your shareholding, including the number of shares, the type of shares (ordinary or preference), and the current market value.
2. Choose a broker: You can use a stockbroker, online trading platform, or a bank to sell your shares. Some popular options include:
   • Online trading platforms: e.g., Hargreaves Lansdown, Alliance Trust Savings, or Interactive Investor.
   • Stockbrokers: e.g., Barclays Stockbrokers, CMC Markets, or IG Index.
   • Banks: e.g., HSBC, Lloyds, or RBS.
3. Place an order: Log in to your chosen broker's platform and place an order to sell your Royal Mail shares. You can choose from various order types, such as:
   • Market order: Sell at the current market price.
   • Limit order: Set a specific price at which you're willing to sell.
   • Stop-loss order: Sell if the share price falls to a certain level.
4. Confirm the sale: Review and confirm your order to ensure you're selling the correct number of shares at the correct price.
5. Receive the proceeds: Once the sale is complete, you'll receive the proceeds in your nominated bank account.

Some additional tips to keep in mind:

• Check the fees: Be aware of any fees associated with selling your shares, such as brokerage commissions, stamp duty, or exit fees.
• Tax implications: Consider the tax implications of selling your shares, as this may affect your tax liability.
• Market volatility: Keep an eye on market fluctuations, as this may impact the value of your shares and the price at which you can sell them.

Remember to always research and understand the terms and conditions of your chosen broker or trading platform before selling your Royal Mail shares.