Cash Account. Your brokerage cash account does not provide for the extension of credit (margin), and you must pay in full for any security that you purchase. Regulation T of the Federal Reserve Board and certain Exchange rules require settlement of the purchase or sale of securities on the settlement date, which is usually two (2) business days following the transaction.
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Sources: Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement, Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement, Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement
Cash Account. Your brokerage cash account does not provide for the extension of credit (margin), and you must pay in full for any security that you purchase. Regulation T of the Federal Reserve Board and certain Exchange rules require settlement of the purchase or sale of securities on the settlement date, which is usually two three (23) business days following the transaction.
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Sources: Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement, Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement, Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement
Cash Account. Your brokerage cash account does not provide for the extension of credit (margin)credit, and you must pay in full for any security that you purchase. Regulation T of the Federal Reserve Board and certain Exchange rules require settlement of the purchase or sale of securities on the settlement date, which is usually two three (23) business days following the transaction.
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Sources: Customer Agreement, Clearing Agreement, Clearing Agreement
Cash Account. Your brokerage cash account does not provide for the extension of credit (margin), and you must pay in full for any security that you purchase. Regulation T of the Federal Reserve Board and certain Exchange rules require settlement of the purchase or sale of securities on the settlement date, which is usually two three (23) business days following the transactionthetransaction.
Appears in 2 contracts
Sources: Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement, Fully Disclosed Clearing Agreement