Intro
Why are Interactive Brokers margin rates so low?
Interactive Brokers ' margin rates are low because they monetize other aspects of their service (like subscription to market data, pro account monthly fees, and so on).
Visit Interactive Brokers
How Interactive Brokers fees work
Interactive Brokers trading fees are low. This is beneficial if you do a lot of trades frequently.
You can choose between Interactive Brokers 's fixed rate and tiered price plans:
- The fixed-rate price plan typically charges a fixed rate per contract or share. This charge covers all commissions and exchange fees.
- The tiered price plan charges fees based on your monthly trading volume. The more you trade, the lower the commissions are. However, exchange, regulatory and clearing fees may be charged additionally.
Starting the end of 2019, US clients can also choose a new service plan, called IBKR LITE. With this service plan, they can trade US-listed stocks and ETFs commission-free.
In our review, we tested the fixed-rate plan.
Interactive Brokers: further reading
- Interactive Brokers review
- How to trade after hours on Interactive Brokers
- How to buy ETF on Interactive Brokers
- Can you buy Bitcoin on Interactive Brokers?
- How to use Interactive Brokers for Paper Trading
- How to withdraw funds from Interactive Brokers
- How to convert currency on Interactive Brokers?
- How to change trading permissions on Interactive Brokers?
- What is the cost of buying US stocks at Interactive Brokers?
- How to download Interactive Brokers's TWS?
- Interactive Brokers fees explained
- Interactive Brokers account opening
- Interactive Brokers margin rates
- Is Interactive Brokers good for beginners?
- Is Interactive Brokers free?
- Can you trade options at Interactive Brokers?
- Interactive Brokers minimum deposit
Comments