Sentences with phrase «at shareowner»

It's easy to invest at ShareOwner because there is no inactivity fee, minimum balance requirement or minimum purchase.

Mutual funds aren't available at ShareOwner, and neither are bonds or GICs.

You could certainly include a couple of ETFs in a broader portfolio of individual stocks at ShareOwner, but an ETF - only portfolio would be better housed at a firm where ETFs can be traded with all or some commission fees waived.

But at ShareOwner you can purchase 45.7247 shares for exactly $ 1,000.

Not exact matches

The dividend will be payable June 10, 2018, to shareowners of record at the close of business on May 18, 2018.

ShareOwner can do this because it makes large «co-op purchases» of the stocks and ETFs in its inventory at specified times.

But at different points I've pulled quickly out of a position just at the beginning of a substantial drop (think MFC, HBM, SC), taking profits that would have vanished if I'd been on ShareOwner.

ShareOwner started in the 80's, and at that time were fairly ground - breaking since they were a very cheap option for buying stocks.

If you like to buy several stocks at a time, then ShareOwner might be the best choice.

In 1987, John T. Bart, then a Professor of Finance at the University of Windsor, founded the ShareOwner organization («ShareOwner»).

If you're looking for investing ideas that will mesh well with an account at this firm, consider ShareOwner's own research products.

Like most online brokers, ShareOwner's DRIP is available at no cost.

ShareOwner's commission structure isn't a great bargain at a time when investors can trade for as little as $ 1 to $ 5 per online to buy or sell, but it makes up for that with considerable flexibility.

At $ 40 per bulk buy trade, the economics of investing through ShareOwner work best for larger purchases.

Alternatively, you may copy a voided cheque and fax it with your instructions for an electronic funds transfer to a ShareOwner representative at 416-595-0400.

ShareOwner automatically reinvests all cash dividends and buys more shares — including fractional shares to 4 decimals at no additional fee.

ShareOwner will mail a cheque to you at your address on file.

You can withdraw the available cash from your ShareOwner Account by providing a signed, written request either through surface mail or fax, or by speaking with a Representative at 1-800-268-6881 or 416-595-9600 (Greater Toronto Area).

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