1. How much does it cost to open a stock account with Jiuzhou Securities? Nowadays, most securities companies open an account free of charge. Some securities companies charge a certain fee for opening an account at the sales department, but all transfers are free online. When choosing a securities company, you should not only look at the account opening fee, but also the commission rate. Now you can open multiple accounts, up to 20. You can open a few more accounts and compare them with each other, and finally decide which one to trade with.
2. How much is the handling fee of Jiuzhou Securities? 1. Commission: The commission is determined through negotiation between the investor and the securities company. Everyone’s commission may be different. The commission charged by securities companies is between 0.03 (thousand three thousand) and 0.3 (thousand three thousand). First-tier cities in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen have lower commissions, while second-tier, third-tier and fourth-tier cities have higher commissions. Online account opening on the Internet platform is relatively low, as low as 0.02 (two thousand). 2. Stamp tax: It is fixed by the state and paid by investors to the finance and taxation department after the transaction of securities. It is withheld by the securities dealer and paid uniformly by the exchange. The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets charge different stamp duties, both of which are 0.1 (one thousandth) of the transaction amount. 3. Transfer fee: It is set and fixed by the state. It refers to the fee required to change the account name after the stock transaction. The transaction transfer fee is charged by China Clearing Corporation and will not be retained by the securities operating institution. There is a transfer fee for both buying and selling stocks. The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets charge the same transfer fee. Starting from August 1, 2015, the transfer fee for A-share transactions has been adjusted to 0.002 based on the transaction amount.