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   Does questrade charge commissions on ETF purchases?

   • Questrade does claim no commissions on ETF purchases, but users are still charged Electronic Communication Network (ECN) fees. These are fees that are imposed by intermediaries that connect brokers with the market and can be applied to stock transactions as well. Investors should also be aware that Questrade charges fees to exchange currencies.

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   How much does it cost to buy ETFs on questrade?

   • ETF purchases are free on Questrade. When you sell ETFs, you pay 1 cent per share. The minimum trading commission per ETF trade is $4.95, and the maximum is $9.95. For the VBAL limit order we placed, there was a $0.17 fee. Since we are buying ETFs, the trading commission is nil; however, other fees may apply, including:

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   How much does it cost to trade stocks at questrade?

   • At Questrade, you can trade stocks for 1¢ /share (min. fee per order of $4.95, max. of $9.95). How do you keep your fees so low? By bringing investing online, we reduce overhead and fees, and pass the savings onto you. Does selling an ETF have a cost? At Questrade, you can buy ETFs for free.

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   Does questrade charge a commission?

   • Questrade shines with stock commissions compared to their mutual fund fees. Questrade charges you a commission when you buy and sell a stock, and sell an ETF (exchange traded fund).

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   Does selling an ETF have a cost? At Questrade, you can buy ETFs for free. Selling them has the same low fee as trading a stock: 1¢ /share (min. fee per order of $4.95, max. of $9.95).

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   • Protect Against Market Fluctuations
   • Lower Costs with Less Trades
   • Trades Just Like A Stock

   With an ETF your eggs are in more than one basket. They’re invested in a mix of different stocks. With an ETF you track an index, industry or commodity rather than one single stock. You get access to greater coverage of sectors and a range of asset classes and investing themes. This makes your portfolio diversified and protected against market fluc...

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   One of the advantages of an ETF is that its management expense ratios (MERs) can be as low as .15%—that’s a fraction of the cost of mutual funds. ETFs are more affordable because they track a blend of investments, there’s less trades and less costs.

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   By far the biggest benefit of an ETF is that it trades like a stock. You can buy or sell whenever the markets are open. There are no restrictions, no minimum investment amount, no maximum number of ETFs you can buy.

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   Sep 17, 2024 · ETF purchases are free on Questrade. When you sell ETFs, you pay 1 cent per share. The minimum trading commission per ETF trade is $4.95, and the maximum is $9.95.

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   ECNs and ATSs can charge a fee based on trading activity on their exchange. Rather than roll these fees into our trading commissions and have higher commissions, we charge each trader who incurs a fee directly. ECN fees don't apply to every trade.

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   Sep 20, 2022 · There is no commission when buying an exchange traded fund (ETF), then charged the normal fees for selling (1¢/share, with a minimum of $4.95 and a maximum of $9.95).

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   Feb 28, 2023 · There are no fees or commissions charged to purchase ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) which is why this makes building a DIY ETF portfolio so palatable with Questrade (except for the minor ECN fees). However, there is still a Questrade ETF fee or commission charged from Questrade when you sell an ETF.

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   Nov 16, 2020 · While buying ETFs avoids the $9.95 Questrade commission fee, there is still a very minor commission fee that you’ll have to pay (a few cents). Remember, there are trade fees when selling ETF funds (which you may have to do when you eventually re-balance your portfolio).