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Anonymous

16 Sep 2020

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Which broker offers the lowest interest rate for margin holdings?

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Nicholas Beh

16 Sep 2020

Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

I believe Interactive Brokers has one of the lowest margin rates in the industry. A quick look at their pricing shows a interest rate of 1.59% or below for USD.

If you are a priority banking client with some of the local banks, they often offer similarly low interest rates but do not publicly publish their rates.

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