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Anonymous

01 May 2020

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General Investing

Can i just say that for USD denomination Saxo account... the fees that i will pay for e.g. a USD 5,000 trade is 1.Buy/Sell Fee 2.Custody Fee 3. "Funding Fee" - which ever method i use to fund my acc?

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YT

01 May 2020

You'll be paying for:

Funding (depending on your source)
Price of the securities
Comissions
Custody fees (end of month)
Withholding tax (as it comes)

If you're trading derivatives, the cost will be higher.

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