Anonymous

21 Jul 2020

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I’m new to investing. I would like to know how IBKR deducts the monthly activity fee. Would they deduct from the amount of money I have in the account or a bill will be sent to me asking me to pay?

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Sam

21 Jul 2020

They'll deduct it from the cash in your account

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