November 3, 2010 · 1 comment
in 2010, Canadian, November, banks, brokers, fees, financial planning, investing, news and updates, stocks
TD Waterhouse Discount Brokerage (Canada) has announced that it will lower the standard flat rate commission fee for buy and sell orders from $29 down to $9.99 for clients with household assets of at least $50,000. Changes take effect on November 4th, 2010.
Previously, clients had to hold at least $100,000 in assets at Waterhouse to [...]
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It’s too bad, because eNorthern had really cheap prices on share certificates, which is one of the reasons I was interested in them in the first place. Only $20.00. I’m not sure why, but now eNorthern is closing its “doors” to new business. Here’s what they posted on their site, if you click on “Open [...]
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If you’re Canadian and a buy-and-hold, cashflow investor like me, Canadian ShareOwner is perfect for you. Here are some reasons why – in addition to other great things about ShareOwner. I’ve mentioned some of these in an earlier post, but I’d like to clarify a few things and emphasize others.
Excellent Customer Service: [...]
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Recently I spent quite a while searching for the right discount broker. I already had an account at one of the “Big 5″ (in Canada, that’s RY, TD, BMO, CM, BNS), but I was looking for a cheaper way to get into exchange-traded funds, especially since I wasn’t going to be investing huge lump [...]
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