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Explanation:
Margin Trading
Use the securities held in your account to borrow money at the lowest interest rates.1
Use the IBKR Debit Mastercard to borrow against your account for purchases or bill payment at low rates.
Rated Lowest Margin Fees1 by StockBrokers.com
Margin rates as low as 0.75%
US Margin Loan Rates Comparison2
$25K $300K $1.5M $3.5M
Interactive Brokers3 1.59% 1.25% 1.01% 0.86%
E-Trade 8.45% 6.95% 5.45% 5.45%
Fidelity 7.82% 6.57% 4.00% 4.00%
Schwab 7.82% 6.57% N/A N/A
TD Ameritrade 9.00% 7.50% N/A N/A
Each firm's information reflects the standard online margin loan rates obtained from their respective websites. Competitor rates and offers subject to change without notice. Services vary by firm.
Margin borrowing is only for sophisticated investors with high risk tolerance.
You may lose more than your initial investment.
Notes:
According to StockBrokers.com Online Broker Survey 2020: Read the full article Online Broker Reviews, February 12, 2020. "Interactive Brokers leads the industry with the lowest margin rates".
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) on USD margin loan balances for IBKR Pro as of 7/8/2020. Interactive Brokers calculates the interest charged on margin loans using the applicable rates for each interest rate tier listed on its website. For additional information on margin loan rates, see ibkr.com/interest.
IB calculates the interest charged on margin loans using the applicable rates for each interest rate tier listed on its website. For additional information, see ibkr.com/interest.
video tutorials
Video Tutorials at Traders’ Academy
Introduction to Margin Trading
Course Lessons:
Getting Started
Securities Margin Trading in the US
Commodities Margin Trading in the US
Margin in Practice Part 1: Trader Workstation (TWS)
Non-US Margin Trading
Securities and Commodities Margin Overview
Securities Margin
When you buy a security on margin you're borrowing cash and using your account holdings as collateral to increase your leverage.
Commodities Margin
When you buy a commodities contract on margin, you're putting up collateral to support the value and risk of the investment vehicle.
Rules-based vs. Risk-based Margin
Margin models determine the type of accounts you open and the type of financial instruments you may trade. Trading on margin uses two key methodologies: rules-based and risk-based margin.
In rules-based margin systems, your margin obligations are calculated by a defined formula and applied to each marginable product. This is the more common type of margin strategy used by securities traders.
In risk-based margin systems, margin calculations are based on the risk inherent in your trading portfolio. The positions in your account are evaluated, including any hedged positions that decrease potential risk, and based on their risk profile, used to create your margin requirements.
Account Types