Platinumstartvf
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Hi, I am looking forward to opening a new IB individual account very soon.
I went to IB website and it seems like TWS classic is still the same as the one that I used >10 years ago (closed about 8 yrs ago I think) so it's good at least some familarity here. Back then, I used to transferred USD directly to my IB account and the bank in Singapore will do the conversion. FX rate kinda suck though.
SGD now available for funding?
1) Does that mean I can transfer SGD directly into my new IB account and then change it to USD once the rate is favourable?
2) From my understanding, all stocks purchased using IB are kept at DTC. In the event if IB go bust, what happens (I never bother to think about that last time lol)?
3) If NAV is >USD100,000, I do not have to pay the USD10 per month right?
Thanks in advance
I went to IB website and it seems like TWS classic is still the same as the one that I used >10 years ago (closed about 8 yrs ago I think) so it's good at least some familarity here. Back then, I used to transferred USD directly to my IB account and the bank in Singapore will do the conversion. FX rate kinda suck though.
SGD now available for funding?
1) Does that mean I can transfer SGD directly into my new IB account and then change it to USD once the rate is favourable?
2) From my understanding, all stocks purchased using IB are kept at DTC. In the event if IB go bust, what happens (I never bother to think about that last time lol)?
3) If NAV is >USD100,000, I do not have to pay the USD10 per month right?
Thanks in advance
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