Summary: The Bank of Ireland regrettably does not allow the investing of stocks directly on its banking platform. This is because the bank has not yet implemented a share-investing feature on its platform. However, there are secure alternative ways to purchase stocks with a Bank of Ireland account.
Simply transfer the funds from your Bank of Ireland account to a secure, regulated and licensed share brokerage platform. Once your Euros are on the brokerage platform, you will be able to buy stocks directly and securely through the exchange. We recommend using eToro, it's the worlds best multi-asset trading platform and offers investing in multiple asset classes including stocks and ETFs.
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How to buy Shares with Bank of Ireland
The best way to buy stocks with the Bank of Ireland is by going through the eToro brokerage platform. eToro is a secure multi-asset trading and investing platform that offers multiple asset classes including over 2200 stocks, 260 ETFs, 15 indices, 30 commodities, 15 currencies and 70 cryptocurrencies.
In this guide we show Bank of Ireland account holders how to buy Stocks with a BOI Credit/Debit card. You may also opt to deposit via Bank Transfer, Skrill, Neteller and PayPal. Follow the below steps to get started.
- Sign up to eToro and complete verification.
- Deposit funds vis Credit/Debit card and it will reflect immediately in your eToro account.
- Search for the stock you want to buy and select 'Trade'.
- Enter the amount you want to invest and click 'Set Order'.
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Fees to Buy Stocks and ETFs with Bank of Ireland
This answer will depend on what platform you use, most brokers will charge broker, management, ticketing, deposit and rollover fees. But eToro doesn't charge any of the previously mentioned fees. On eToro users get zero commission stocks and free/instant EUR deposits.
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Where can I buy Bank of Ireland Shares?
The Bank of Ireland Group is a public limited company with shares listed on the Irish Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange. The Group has a number of subsidiaries including Bank of Ireland Mortgage Bank, Bank of Ireland Insurance and Bank of Ireland Asset Management.
Unfortunately eToro doesn't offer this stock on its platform but there are many alternative share brokerage platforms that have the Bank of Ireland share available to purchase.
What is the Bank of Ireland
The Bank of Ireland is the largest banking institution in Ireland and has been in operation since 1783. The bank is headquartered in Dublin and offers a wide range of banking services to both personal and business customers. In addition to traditional banking products and services, the Bank of Ireland also offers investment, life assurance and pension products.
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The Bank of Ireland Group is one of the largest financial services providers in Ireland with over 2 million customer accounts, which is half of the Irish population. The Group comprises a number of well-known brands including Bank of Ireland, AIB and Postbank. The Group has a strong presence in both the retail and corporate sectors and offers a wide range of products and services to meet the needs of its customers.
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