Sentences with phrase «across different brokerages»

Not exact matches

The way Canadian investors use online brokerages varies greatly across the different platforms

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Every once and a while you run across a new brokerage that really is running their business significantly different than their competitors.

And this is the amount of brokerage you will have to pay to RK Global on your trades across different segments:

If, however, that same $ 400K is divided up across four offers at the $ 100K deposit level at four different brokerages, the reward jumps to $ 1,150 (and it goes to $ 1200 if taking advantage of stackable refer - a-friend offers).

For example, Scotia iTrade enables clients with combined assets of at least $ 50,000 across all Scotiabank services to qualify for $ 9.99 / trade pricing and CIBC Investor's Edge has enabled different individuals within the same household to pool assets or trading activity, however adding different people from (potentially) different addresses to a group in order to form a pool is not something other brokerages offer.

NextShares are expected to be freely transferable across brokerage accounts and among different broker - dealer firms.

The only other big bank - owned brokerage offering a major prize contest is BMO InvestorLine and even then, the contest is actually being run by the parent BMO and spread across many different business units to qualify.

The way Canadian investors use online brokerages varies greatly across the different platforms

Danish brokerage Saxo Bank published its latest monthly volume numbers across different asset classes

Brokerage splits vary across the city and across different business models.

Then came the entrance on the Canadian real estate scene of new competitors with starkly different business models from the A.E. LePage company, which at the time was a structure of geographic divisions and corporately owned brokerages across the country.