If an ETF that I own is going to liquidate itself, is Interactive Brokers going to charge me a fee when the ETF gets liquidated? TD Ameritrade and E-Trade charge a $38 "mandatory reorganization fee" when a company or ETF is liquidated. Does Interactive Brokers charge a similar fee?
As far as I know, nothing is free in this world (esp things from IB). And when people give you free things, better run away.
This is a website that lists all of the brokers that charge a "reorganization fee" for corporate actions. https://www.brokerage-review.com/account-fee/reorganization/robinhood-reorganization-fee.aspx According to this website, IB actually does not charge such a fee. I cannot find it anywhere on its website under either "Other Fees" or "Commissions". https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/pricing/other-fees-overview.php IB does give you a break on some fees but be aware it makes it up by charging you somehow somewhere.