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that is already nearly double than any REIT or TD.
people are complaining since these like the one that the Courts have used to be 20-30%.
IF the general public could invest on these, that would be great.
Pero honestly the AFP and other Uniformed personnel SHOULD really start contributing for their own pension funds. since right now the average tax payer is shouldering the entire thing.

First off , if you Sell a Put it is a Naked Put. If you do not have the level Higher than Spreads it is a Cash Secured Put. That means you have to put up 20k for a 200 Put Strike. No that cannot be margin on which you are charged interest. It will your Buying Power, no interest , which could be, Cash or other "Stuff". Stocks get 50% or less face BP, Sgov types get 70% face, treasuries 98% face.
If you had the next level (3) then you would only need 2k-4k BP. So time to get on the phone , get the trade desk, tell them you want the top level or you will go elsewhere. Tasty gives full Bp to everyone , since the BP covers the brokerage in over 99% of cases. Before Schwab took over I think Tos was giving Level 3 for the asking, but that may have gone away with TD.
Here are some vids from the founders of Tos and Tasty (now onto their next thing).
[https://www.tastylive.com/shows/best-practices/episodes/buying-power-reduction-01-26-2015](https://www.tastylive.com/shows/best-practices/episodes/buying-power-reduction-01-26-2015)
[https://ontt.tv/3jAf4Ba](https://ontt.tv/3jAf4Ba) Buying Power Factors Oct 28, 2020 STOCKLESS TRADING
[https://www.tastylive.com/shows/tasty-extras/episodes/a-refresher-on-bpr-06-29-2020](https://www.tastylive.com/shows/tasty-extras/episodes/a-refresher-on-bpr-06-29-2020)

kami na nag titiis sa 3.75% na TD ni maribank
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My main account is Schwab. During the change when Schwab bought TD Ameritrade I had $14,000 stolen from my account. So I opened a second account at Fidelity. My only advise is to split your account. You just never know what will happen.

gas laws. you're missing gas laws. specifically the 2nd law of TD.

TD isn’t dipping??

Dollarama, a few big banks like Royal Bank or TD, Brookfield, and sometimes oil names like Whitecap Resources. Ive been keeping track on Lattice! 😋

She possible had it when it was TD Ameritrade.

What is the 3% fee on? Exchange rate?? I am looking to switch over to WS from TD, but don't want to get hammered converting to USD.

I have at least 10 years until possible retirement (probably). Age 48. I live in a situation where I can keep a good portion of my investments in stocks, around 75% even into retirement. No debts, frugal living, etc.
I'm a US investor that tilts US.
I was thinking of getting out of my SIP (Intelligent Portfolio) and TD (Target Date) accounts, as I've learned a lot about investing the last few years, so how's this look for a modest aggressive portfolio with a long-term outlook, but one that could do well with the "4% rule" if needed:

\- 52% US in AVUS
\- 25% ex-US in VXUS (30% of stocks total)
\- 5% Mid-cap blend in AVMV (It's only 5% because the rest is in AVUS and VXUS)
\- 3% Small-cap value in AVUV (It's only 3% because the rest is in AVUS and VXUS)
\- The remaining is cash and bonds
For the stock portion of the portfolio, this comes out to about:
38% value, 42% blend, 20% growth
57% large cap, 24% mid cap, 19% small cap
I'm looking to tilt to Value and Small Cap (mostly SCV, but some of it is a mix in Schwab still).
Thanks

Interactive Brokers. switched from TD webbroker this year and couldnt be happier

Avoiding day trading as a beginner is already a smart decision most people do not make.
For paper trading, Thinkorswim by TD Ameritrade has a solid simulator and is free. Webull also has a paper trading mode that is easy to get into without much setup.
For learning the basics without getting overwhelmed, Investopedia is the most reliable starting point. Their beginner section covers how markets work, order types, and basic concepts in plain language. YouTube channels like Andrei Jikh are good for foundational investing concepts without the noise.
Start with understanding what you are actually buying before focusing on when to buy and sell. That order matters.

Im waiting on my silver and gold from TD....I swear they are selling what they don't have.