Part 12: Securities
In this 12th part of The Apricot Investor's Glossary, we'll shine a light on a fundamental building block of the financial markets: securities.
Just like you need a bank account to store your money and access banking services, you need a brokerage account to enter the world of investments. Whether you’re interested in stocks, bonds, ETFs, or other securities, a brokerage account is your essential tool to buy, sell, and manage these investments.
Never had a brokerage account before and not sure how it works? This post answers the most frequently asked questions about brokerage accounts.
1.What exactly is a brokerage account?
Think of it as a digital wallet to hold and manage your investments. You can open such an account with a licensed financial company that offers brokerage services (like Apricot Capital). Such an account gives you access to a wide range of financial markets and investment opportunities, depending on those offered by your broker. It is crucial to choose a broker that is licensed and regulated by the Central Bank to ensure your money is safe. Not sure what to consider when choosing a broker? Read our blog post .
2. How can I fund my Apricot brokerage account?
You can fund your brokerage account with money as well as with securities.
3. How can I withdraw money from my Apricot brokerage account?
Need to access your funds? No problem! You can easily withdraw money back to your bank account.
Important to know for withdrawing:
4. Are there any costs associated with using an Apricot brokerage account?
We believe in transparent and affordable investing:
We also offer low commissions for brokerage services. See our fees here.
Ready to Start Investing?
Apricot Capital makes investing simple and accessible. Open a brokerage account for free with us and start building your financial future. Download our Apricot app from the App Store and Google Play.
Want to learn more about investing? Check out other articles in our Q&A series, Glossary, and Apricot talks: the smart investor’s podcast.
It’s important to remember that investments are subject to market fluctuations and carry inherent risks. Consider your financial goals and risk tolerance before investing.
Apricot Capital is regulated by the Central bank of Armenia.
The examples in this text are for illustrative purposes only.
This page was last updated 12.07.2024 17:14