Sentences with phrase «looking at your discount brokerage»

Since you already own the security, finding the stock trading symbol should be as simple as looking at your discount brokerage account.

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Assuming you used a discount brokerage house like Charles Schwab and paid about $ 9 per trade, you'd be looking at a $ 63 fee right off the bat, and no costs thereafter as you collected your big oil dividends without any interference from a third - party middleman.

* Update Dec. 3rd * It looks like at least one Canadian discount brokerage is getting into the holiday spirit.

This week, we are taking a look at Scotia i - Trade discount brokerage.

Introduction In the first part of our special series on discount brokerage rankings and reviews, we take a look at one of the most popular consumer research organizations, J.D. Power and Associates, and their annual survey of self - directed investors» impressions of Canadian discount brokerages known as the Investor Satisfaction survey.

I also decided that I wanted to handle my own investing online using a discount brokerage firm so I starting looking at my options: My current online brokerage account (I had purchased Air Canada stock about 6 months before bankruptcy, but that story is for another time) was an option, but they charged $ 29 / trade and an annual RRSP account fee ($ 50 / year).

From there we take a look at upcoming investor education events as well as the week for Canadian discount brokerages on Twitter.

We'll look into the discount brokerage earnings that were released this past week, some new research products launched being launched for investors, and what looks like a new project under development at a popular discount broker.

We continue with the summer edition of the roundup with a quick look at the new deals / promotions lineup for July as well as some interesting news from discount brokerages in the US in terms of trading activity and interesting initiatives for older clients.

In this edition of the roundup, I look at the big news in discount brokerage rankings that was announced earlier in the week as well as highlight what month end means for some... Read More»

There are no brokerage plans at trade level which could be concerning for fresh entrants into the trading space, although it makes complete sense who is a heavy trader and is looking to transfer to a discount broker.

In this week's roundup, we start by looking at where discount brokerages are stepping up their game 140 characters at a time.

With the launch of their new ETF line, Questrade looks and feels like a very different brand than it did last year at this time when it was «just» a discount brokerage.

We'll take a look at another brokerage that participated in our executive video series, highlight another brokerage commercial making the rounds on US airwaves and take a quick victory lap with the biggest discount brokerage story of 2014.

In this week's roundup, we take a look at the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote on two Canadian discount brokerages and the lessons DIY investors can learn from them.

If you've got at least $ 50,000 to invest and plan to make infrequent purchases, open up a discount brokerage account (look for one with no annual fee and that doesn't charge more than $ 10 a trade), and pick an ETF.

One thread in the RedFlagDeals forum in particular stood out as being an interesting look at RESPs at discount brokerages — specifically on the point of joint subscribers.

In this week's roundup we take a look at the latest basket of discount brokerage deals to cross our radar followed by a mind - blowing marketing move by one online brokerage.

Bank - owned brokerages outside of the big 5, such as National Bank Direct Brokerage with their commission - free ETF program and now HSBC InvestDirect are aggressively looking at winning marketshare through discounted pricing.

In our special series, we look at how Rob Carrick goes about gathering, analyzing and ranking the data to determine who, according to him, Canada's best discount brokerage is.

In these reviews we look at how each ranking defines «the best discount brokerage» along with what each ranking actually measures and how they go about measuring it.

At a time when competition is forcing discount brokerages to look for cost efficiency, RBC is once again raising the ante for the other bank - owned brokerages to come up with a compelling incentive.

In this week's roundup we take a look at the «back to school» themed activities that permeated across the discount brokerage and DIY investor landscape.

In this week's roundup, we'll take a look at trading metrics from December, a new name for a growing Canadian stock exchange, some of the whispers going around the Canadian discount brokerage space and finally we'll top things off a hearty serving of interesting investor forum posts.

In our previous two - part series explaining the Dalbar Direct Brokerage Service Evaluation, we looked in detail at how the evaluation takes place including the components that go into defining «client experience» at discount brokerages.

Following that we take a look at a recent report card on mobile trading platforms that was less than flattering for almost all Canadian discount brokerages.

The drastic design difference between Desjardins Online Brokerage's new website and anything at other Canadian discount brokerages, however, may spur competitors to pay attention to the importance of what a site looks and feels like in today's world.

While a new website at a Canadian brokerage is noteworthy, many if not most of Canada's discount brokerage websites are starting to look and feel dated.

Not to worry (unless you are another discount brokerage) though, as we put together a detailed look at their latest offer.

In this week's roundup, we take a look at the best bet Canadian discount brokerages have to woo investors in our recap of the new promotions that appeared in week one.

SparxTrading.com was fortunate enough to get an exclusive first look at Desjardins Online Brokerage's new website and, by all accounts, their new website raises the bar for their discount brokerage peers to step up in both function Brokerage's new website and, by all accounts, their new website raises the bar for their discount brokerage peers to step up in both function brokerage peers to step up in both function and form.

The second discount brokerage looked at a big commitment of another kind as they launched their new career oriented social media channel.

We'll also take a look at what the chatter about discount brokerages was like on social media with our new #TweetsOfTheWeek.

We took a brief look at the recent trading volume data (you can access this data here) published by one of the largest discount brokerage firms in the US, Interactive Brokers (ticker symbol IBKR).

In this next part, we take a detailed look at what the discount brokerage rankings are actually measuring and some interesting observations we made about the Canadian discount brokerage industry... Read More»

The two main objectives of this section are to provide readers with: A look at the overall discount brokerage marketplace to see what, if any trends in investor satisfaction there are that matter to consumers A detailed look at the company... Read More»

In this week's roundup, we take a look at some of the latest features launched by one online brokerage which will be sure to get the attention of other Canadian discount brokerages as well as DIY investors.

With a number of market closures, a gearing down of activity with Canadian DIY investors over the final week of 2015, and probably because everyone is out watching Star Wars, it was an opportune time to look back at all of what's happened with Canadian discount brokerages in the short span of just one year and muse about what it all means for 2016.

Winning new business is clearly on the minds of big and small discount brokerages with a number of promotions aimed squarely at Canadian investors looking to open RRSP accounts.

In part one of this series, we looked at the background of the Globe and Mail discount brokerage rankings as well as how they're structured and who they're targeted towards.

With the start of a new month it's time to take a look at the deals and promotions being offered by Canada's discount brokerages.

As part of a special series on the comparison of Canadian discount brokerages, we're taking a look at some of the major providers of this information so that self - directed investors and those interested in researching Canadian discount brokerages can gain a better understanding of the types of research that is done, what the results of that research mean and some... Read More»

First, we take a look at the latest attempts by discount brokerages to get attention, then highlight an upcoming learning event.

In part 1 of this series, we took a brief look at how self - directed investors typically access information about discount brokerage customer service and introduced Dalbar Canada's research in this area.

In the final part of our series on commission - free ETF trading at Canadian discount brokerages, we look at the offers from Virtual Brokers and Questrade and conclude the series with some lessons learned from researching commission - free ETF offers.

With eight deals set to expire at the end of June, it should be interesting to see which, if any, promotions will be extended and whether other discount brokerages will be looking to make a summer splash with an offer in July.

In this week's roundup, we look at the actions that landed another Canadian discount broker in the IIROC penalty box, a report by TD on Canadian investors as well as a review of the chatter on stock forums about brokerages and some useful cautionary investing tales.

If the answer for you is «Yes», then look at some of the annuity offerings the discount investment brokerages offer, their fees and commissions may be lower.

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Several years ago, the real estate industry started to take a closer look at a new kind of discount real estate brokerage that was making its way into the market.