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Keep track of your investments easily and for free with “My portfolios” from AOL. Add virtual positions to one or more model portfolios to simulate purchases and sales of shares, funds, bonds or time deposits.

Comprehensive information and performance data can be easily monitored online in real time. With purchase information, profit and loss data, an account history overview, plus the My Watchlist and analysis functions, you’ll have all bases covered. You can even choose to receive your model portfolio data daily, weekly or monthly via email. Plus we’ll keep you updated on any alerts reached.

The model account is a handy companion to the portfolio. It allows you to link your portfolio with a virtual bank account. So you can send and receive funds, enter dividends and record your share transactions.

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