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Interactive brokers vs. Saxo Bank

MrPicante · 2015-03-07 08:43:59

Hello, I'm looking to evaluate these two brokers for security and fees. Saxo were originally recommended on forums but they've recently introduced new fees. Anyone any recommendation on these for someone looking for a cheap execution service to buy 10k annually (3 trades) of ETF and shares. Thanks, Brian

07-03-2015 8:43am

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MrPicante

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Hello,

I'm looking to evaluate these two brokers for security and fees. Saxo were originally recommended on forums but they've recently introduced new fees.

Anyone any recommendation on these for someone looking for a cheap execution service to buy 10k annually (3 trades) of ETF and shares.

Thanks,

Brian

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#2 10-03-2015 9:25am

Prezatch

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TD Direct are very straightforward and very cheap for Ireland. No quarterly fees, €20 a trade and 1.5% FX commissions if you want to buy US stocks say with EUR. Great selection of stocks and ETFs across a good range of stock exchanges. Only gripe is that the screen showing your portfolio value is messed up so I track my portfolio using google finance instead. Simples

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