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⬇️ Timestamps:
0:00 → Introduction
0:22 → Are you owner of your stocks
2:29 → If IBKR goes bankrupt
4:10 → IBKR commission fees
5:10 → Trading permission
6:46 → Fixed or tiered pricing?
8:12 → Cheapest funding method
9:31 → Accumulating dividends
11:33 → Index/ mutual funds
12:15 → IBKR app
13:28 → Funds withdrawal
14:42 → IBKR US/ UK/ Australia/ SG
15:48 → Conclusion

Stock Ownership with IBKR:
Stocks bought through IBKR are held in "street name," meaning the broker holds the shares on behalf of the client, who is the beneficial owner.

Broker Bankruptcy:
If IBKR or any broker goes bankrupt, client assets are protected and can be transferred to another broker. This process is overseen by regulatory bodies like the SIPC, FCA, or MAS, depending on the client's location.

IBKR Commission Fees:
Commission fees may vary based on trading volume and the region from which stocks are bought. The tiered pricing plan's fees can differ for U.S. domiciled stocks and ETFs versus those from other regions.

Trading Permissions:
Request trading permissions on IBKR!

Pricing Plans: Tiered pricing is generally better for retail investors buying a lower number of shares.

Funding Methods:
Funding IBKR accounts via Wise directly is convenient for Malaysians, though using CIMB SG can be slightly cheaper. The choice depends on individual preferences and the availability of a CIMB SG account.

Dividend Accumulation:
Accumulating ETFs like VUAA reinvest dividends directly into the fund, increasing its Net Asset Value and, consequently, the share price.

Mutual Funds:
Non-US residents cannot buy mutual funds through IBKR and are advised to consider ETFs as a close alternative.

IBKR Apps:
IBKR Mobile app is still the best for its comprehensive features.

Withdrawal Audit Checks: Large withdrawals to Malaysian bank accounts may trigger audit checks under anti-money laundering laws. It's suggested to spread out withdrawals in smaller amounts over time.

Differences Between IBKR Entities:
The regulatory environment varies by location (e.g., Europe, Singapore, Australia), but these differences are not significant enough to impact the trading and investing process substantially.

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