Hi

Whenever buy/sell share, which bank charge less commission or any good deal ???

Like TD charge $29 commission...

Thank you for your time...

Questrade beats TD, Scotia, RBC etc etc...
Also look into Interactive brokers.

If your trading volume is less than "Interactive brokers"... their minimum is $1, it gives you better pricing capacity, & you don't have to place a larger order at a time. You can trade in smaller amounts: like 200 shares on US exchange is only $1/trade

do you guys have any reviews on questrade?

Also, how does it work? do i have to open a cash account and a trading account with them? or can i connect by TFSA at on of the big banks to questrade?

Thanks,

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Originally posted by DRM

do you guys have any reviews on questrade?

Also, how does it work? do i have to open a cash account and a trading account with them? or can i connect by TFSA at on of the big banks to questrade?

Thanks,

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I am new to buying stocks in canada. I am also trying to start slow ( i would probably be doing 10 trades in a month avg) and also would like to be a buy and keep kind of a guy.

What account would you suggest?

Also, say I have 2000 dollars in TFSA and I use 1500 to buy stocks. If there is an interest of about 1.25% would that be on the 2000 (500 + 1500) or would it be only on the 500?

thanks,

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Originally posted by DRM

I am new to buying stocks in canada. I am also trying to start slow ( i would probably be doing 10 trades in a month avg) and also would like to be a buy and keep kind of a guy.

What account would you suggest?

Also, say I have 2000 dollars in TFSA and I use 1500 to buy stocks. If there is an interest of about 1.25% would that be on the 2000 (500 + 1500) or would it be only on the 500?

thanks,

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