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Average share purchase cost calculator UK

Combine two share purchases and their dealing fees into a weighted average cost. Check the formula, worked example and limits before using your own figures.

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Average cost per share

£5.64
Total purchase outlay£1,410.00
Total shares250 shares

Use your actual figures. Any prefilled price, fee, rate or return is an editable illustration, not a current product quote. A two-purchase cost average, not the HMRC share-pooling, same-day or 30-day matching calculation for Capital Gains Tax.

How the average share purchase cost calculator uk works

Average unit cost = (first cost + second cost + fees) ÷ total shares.

Data basis: mathematical formula using your inputs. Example prices and rates are illustrative, not current market quotes.

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Worked example: average share purchase cost

This illustration uses the calculator’s example inputs. It is not a quote or a recommended financial decision.

Shares in first purchase
100
First price per share (£)
5
Shares in second purchase
150
Second price per share (£)
6
Total purchase fees (£)
10

Average cost per share: £5.64

Average unit cost = (first cost + second cost + fees) ÷ total shares.

Average share purchase cost: questions answered

What does the average share purchase cost calculation include?

Average unit cost = (first cost + second cost + fees) ÷ total shares. Use your actual figures. Any prefilled price, fee, rate or return is an editable illustration, not a current product quote. A two-purchase cost average, not the HMRC share-pooling, same-day or 30-day matching calculation for Capital Gains Tax.

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