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As a trader with several years of experience, I approach new brokers cautiously, especially when there's limited regulatory oversight. With HoxtonWealth, it's important to note that while they offer a range of investment solutions—such as Managed Portfolios, Low-Cost Investing, Retirement Planning, Alternative Investments, and Ethical Investing—they do not actually publicize any traditional forex or CFD account types like Standard, ECN, or Islamic accounts. Instead, their offerings are structured as broad financial and investment services rather than tiered account types with differing features, fees, or access levels. For me, the absence of transparent and clearly defined account types is a significant drawback. This lack of detail makes it difficult to compare what a client might receive from one service or portfolio versus another, which is essential for informed decision-making. Moreover, because HoxtonWealth is entirely unregulated and carries a "high potential risk" rating, I am extra careful with any service that lacks clear, auditable differentiation between product options. From my perspective, the core differences at HoxtonWealth lie in the investment focus and service offering, not in discrete account type variations. As always, I advise anyone considering such a platform to be exceedingly thorough in their due diligence, seek transparent disclosures, and understand that unregulated brokers require heightened caution.