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35 Year History
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Trade Free for 60 Days
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About TD Ameritrade
TD Ameritrade is a financial services company with a proud history and commitment to working with clients in building a secure foundation for their future. Over the past 35 years, TD Ameritrade has built a business on a commitment to providing its clients with a secure investing experience. In Barron’s Annual Broker Survey 2011, TD Ameritrade was rated Best for Options Traders and received 4½ out of 5 stars for long-term investing. TD Ameritrade also earned the highest possibly rating in Kiplinger’s ranking of online brokers. TD Ameritrade is a division of TD Ameritrade, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC/NFA.
TD Ameritrade Costs
At TD Ameritrade you can trade for FREE for 60 days. Thereafter TD Ameritrade charges a low, flat-rate $9.99 commission on every Internet equity trade, regardless of account balance or how many shares you buy. And you won't be charged a maintenance fee or inactivity fee; however service fees and exceptions still apply. To open an account, simply complete the online application and you can even begin trading most securities the same day your account is opened and funded electronically.
Services Provided
At TD Ameritrade you can trade stocks, options, over 13,000 mutual funds, ETFs, bonds & CDs, UITs, and REITs in a standard account. TD Ameritrade provides users with Independent Research, Long-Term Investing planning tools, and easy-to-use trading tools. TD Ameritrade has specialists to speak to you about fixed income products, retirement accounts, or trading. Although there is no minimum to open an account, a $2,000 deposit is required to be considered for margin and options privileges.
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