Why would the price of the same instrument be different in the CFD and Invest accounts?
I noticed that prices are usually (or always) higher in Invest than CFD.
N.B. I am comparing buy prices.
Pretty sure it’s something like a 0.2% spread added to stocks. (Don’t quote me on that 
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CFD is what supports the free Invest/ISA side.
@Alien CFD prices are higher than Invest prices since there’s a spread markup.
Thank you David, but it was actually the other way around for some of the stock I was exploring.
@Alien Could you give us examples so we can look into it? I checked 5 random instruments & CFD was > Invest.
From the top of my head, Tesla (on Saturday)
Thinking about it, as it was after market hours, possibly it reflects the price change when CFD trading continues after market.