We’ve partnered with Qtrade Direct Investing® to give you the confidence to buy and sell stocks, bonds, ETFs, and mutual funds – with low trading fees.
If you prefer to self-manage your investments, Qtrade Direct Investing empowers you to reach your investment goals.
Qtrade Direct Investing® will help you build your own investment portfolio from the ground up. With this easy-to-use online and mobile trading platform, you take care of your own investing in stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and ETFs with low-cost commissions. Find new investing ideas, check analysts’ recommendations, and review technical data to make informed investing decisions for yourself.
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Qtrade Direct Investing offers:
Pursue your financial goals guided by expert insights. Expand your knowledge with tools that help make sound investment decisions. Confidently buy and sell stocks, bonds, ETFs, and mutual funds online with competitive trading fees.
Qtrade Direct Investing is an easy-to-use, industry-leading online DIY investing platform. With it, you get instant access to your investments, markets, and in-depth research that puts you in the driver’s seat on road to your future.
Whether you’ve been building your investment portfolio for years, or you’re just getting started, there’s more to a wealth plan than putting money away for retirement. We’re here to help.
Online brokerage services are offered through Qtrade Direct Investing. Qtrade Direct Investing is a division of Aviso Financial Inc.
Aviso Wealth Inc. (‘Aviso’) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Aviso Wealth LP, which in turn is owned 50% by Desjardins Financial Holding Inc. and 50% by a limited partnership owned by the five Provincial Credit Union Centrals and The CUMIS Group Limited. The following entities are subsidiaries of Aviso: Aviso Financial Inc. (including divisions Aviso Wealth, Qtrade Direct Investing, Qtrade Guided Portfolios, Aviso Correspondent Partners), and Northwest & Ethical Investments L.P.
A third party is an individual or entity, other than the account holder or those authorized to give instructions about the account, who directs what happens with the account. For example, if an account were opened in one individual’s name for deposits that are directed by someone else, the other person or entity would be a third party.
