IBKR no longer charging inactivity fees from 1st J
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 Jul 9 2021, 12:00 PM
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I notice that the biggest difference between TSG and pure IBKR is that the minimum fees for US stocks is (TSG) USD 1.5 vs (IBKR) USD 0.35. But for EUR denominated stocks/ETFs is (TSG) EUR1.75 vs (IBKR) EUR1.25 If you buy US stocks, seems like you stand to save a lot. But if you're holding the good ol Irish domiciled UCITS ETFs, then the difference is not too much. Currency exchange/Forex is same with both at minimum USD 2. chrisderick88 and thecurious liked this post
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Jul 9 2021, 08:10 PM
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QUOTE(rexus @ Jul 9 2021, 02:33 PM) Wouldn't the more common Irish domiciled UCITS ETFs be listed on LSE and therefore be charged min GBP 1.50 per order instead? So far I've only invested in EUR denominated ones thats listed on XETRA (Germany's exchange) and AEB (Netherlands). But yea, GBP ones are GBP 1.50. At current rate, GBP 1.5 and EUR 1.75 is almost the same anyways. |
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