Overview of Stake fees and charges
When trading or investing at an online broker, fees can have a big impact on your results, so it's good to know what kind of charges you'll be facing and how these compare to fees at other brokers.
If fees are your top concern, Stake is a good choice, as it has low fees in general. Check our toplist for cheaper brokers.
I've personally tested dozens of global brokers, carefully looking at their fees not just on their website but also in the course of live trading. Here's how Stake fared:
- Stake charges low fees for trading stocks and ETFs.
- There is no inactivity fee even if you leave your account idle for a long time.
- The basic withdrawal fee is $0, but some transactions may cost more.
- Read our full review of Stake for info on safety, trading platforms and funding.
Assets | Fee level | Fee terms |
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US stock fee | Low | $3 per trade up to $30,000, or 0.01% per trade $30,000 or greater |
EURUSD fee | - | FX not available |
US tech fund fee | - | Not available |
Inactivity fee | Low | No inactivity fee |
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No inactivity fee, no withdrawal fee
The deposit and withdrawal fees below are calculated for $2,000 transfers.
Broker | Inactivity fee | Withdrawal fee |
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Stake | $0 | |
Freetrade | $0 | |
Alpaca Trading | $0 |
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