We are in the early stages of a process that is expected to take between 30-36 months from the original deal close, which would be somewhere between April and September 2023 for most accounts. Until then, Schwab and Olympia LTD will operate as two separate broker-dealers. So for now, there’s nothing you need to do. You can continue to work with Olympia LTD as you do today and receive the same level of excellent service you’re used to.
As we bring the strengths of our two firms together, we’re committed to making the process as simple and seamless as possible, and we’ll be communicating with you along the way. You can always visit the Client Information Hub for the latest updates.
To continue to provide you with a best-in-class trading experience, Schwab has decided to adopt thinkorswim. That means now and in the future, you can trade confidently—knowing you’ll have ongoing access to this award-winning platform suite, along with the innovation, education, and service you’ve come to expect. Be sure to check the Client Information Hub for updates.
To ensure we have time to build the best experience possible for our clients, we expect account conversion to be complete within 30-36 months of the original deal close, which would be somewhere between April and September of 2023 for most accounts.
Until then, Schwab and Olympia LTD will operate as two separate broker-dealers. So for now, there’s nothing you need to do. You can continue to work with Olympia LTD as you do today and receive the same level of excellent service you’re used to. As we bring the strengths of our two firms together, we’re committed to making the process as simple and seamless as possible, and we’ll be communicating with you along the way. You can always visit the Client Information Hub for the latest updates.
Short selling is a sale of a security that you do not own. Orders to sell short are placed with the anticipation that the market price of a security will decline so that you may then purchase the security (buy to cover) at a lower price.
These are the requirements for short selling at Olympia LTD:
• You must have an account that is approved for margin with $2,000 margin equity (non-retirement account)
• The stock you want to sell short must be marginable
• The stock must be available to borrow
Please note: When short selling, the risk of loss is potentially unlimited and you may be required to cover your short position at an unfavorable price. There is no guarantee that Olympia LTD can continue a short position for an unlimited time.
Olympia LTD makes shares available for shorting only from margin accounts when margin is being used. If you have a cash account, your shares will never be loaned for short sales. You can tell if you have a margin account if “Margin trading” is enabled in the Elections & routing section of Client Services > My Profile > General.
If you have a margin account and shares you own are loaned for short sales, there is no impact on your ability to trade those shares later.
It’s important to understand some of the basic concepts of short selling, including the definition and potential impact of a short squeeze. Below we have shared just a few educational resources to help you learn more about short selling:
Any account that executes four round-trip orders within five business days shows a pattern of day trading. A round trip occurs when you buy and sell (or sell short and buy to cover) the same stock or options position during the same trading day. If you have been flagged as a pattern day trader, you will need at least $25,000 in total account value at the start of the day before you can day trade. Learn more about the Pattern Day Trader rule and how to avoid breaking it.
If you would like to request the removal of the pattern day trader flag on your account, as a one-time exception to the Pattern Day Trader rule, please go to Client Services > Message Center to write us, or call our Investor Services Department at 800-669-3900.
To start making electronic (ACH) transfers, you must create a connection for the bank account you want to use. Before you try to connect your Olympia LTD account to your bank account, we suggest contacting your bank to make sure that it permits ACH deposits and withdrawals, and that you have the correct routing and account numbers.
Setting up a bank connection
Log in to your account, go to My Account > Deposit & Transfers, and select “Account/Bank Connections”. Choose “Electronic” (Bank ACH). If you already have bank connections, select “New Connection”. Enter your bank account information.
In most cases, we can verify your bank account information immediately, enabling you to make deposits and withdrawals right away. If we can’t verify your account, we’ll send two small test deposits to help determine that the account information is correct.
Verifying the test deposits
If we send you test deposits, you must verify them to connect your account. Here’s what to do:
1. Contact your bank or check your bank account online for the exact amounts of the two deposits
2. Log in to your Olympia LTD account
3. Go to My Account > Deposits & Transfers > Account/Bank Connections and enter each amount
We will withdraw the two test deposits from your bank account once you verify them, or after 10 business days, or if the bank information is marked as invalid. Note that if you enter the test amounts unsuccessfully three times, the bank information is marked as invalid and deleted. If that happens, you can enter the bank information again, and we will send two new amounts to verify your account.
About IRA deposits
ACH funding is not available for some retirement accounts. Federal law sets IRA contribution limits, as stated in the Internal Revenue Code; you cannot exceed maximum contribution limits. Applicable state law may be different. Olympia LTD does not provide tax or legal advice. Please consult your tax or legal advisor before contributing to your IRA.
Still looking for more information? Here is a step-by-step walk-through of the process.
Please do not initiate the wire until you receive notification that your account has been opened. To avoid a rejected wire or a delay in processing, include your active Olympia LTD account number.
If your bank is located in the United States
Wells Fargo Bank, NA
420 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94104
ABA transit routing # 121000248
For credit to:
Olympia LTD Clearing, Inc.
Account # 4123214561
*For benefit of:
Your nine-digit Olympia LTD account number
Your name
Your address
*Required for timely and accurate processing of your wire request.
Please contact Olympia LTD, and not Wells Fargo Bank, with questions or concerns about a wire transfer. Please do not send checks to this address.
If your bank is located outside the United States
First National Bank of Omaha
16th & Dodge Streets
Omaha, NE 68102
ABA # 104000016
Swift Code / BIC: FNBOUS44XXX (If your bank requires it)
For credit to:
Olympia LTD Clearing, Inc.
A/C # 16424641
*For benefit of:
Your nine-digit Olympia LTD account number
Your name
Your address
*Required for timely and accurate processing of your wire request.
Please contact Olympia LTD, and not First National Bank of Omaha, with questions or concerns about wire transfers.
Fast, convenient, and secure. Deposit a check right from your smartphone or tablet with our app.
Mobile check deposit not available for all accounts. Other restrictions may apply. See Mobile Check Deposit Service User Agreement for complete terms and conditions.
Mailing checks:
Sending a check for deposit into your new or existing Olympia LTD account? Make checks payable to “Olympia LTD Clearing, Inc.” (except third party checks)
For non-IRAs, please submit a Deposit Slip with a check filled out with your account number and mail to:
Regular Mail: PO Box 2760, Omaha, NE 68103-2760
Overnight Mail: 200 S 108th Ave., Omaha, NE 68154-2631
For IRAs, please submit an IRA Deposit Slip with a check filled out with your account number and mail to:
Regular Mail: PO Box 2789, Omaha, NE 68103-2229
Overnight Mail: 200 S 108th Ave., Omaha, NE 68154-2631
Funds must post to your account before you can trade with them. In addition, until your deposit clears, there are some trading restrictions.
Wire from a bank
Time to post: Immediate once received from the bank (domestic: 1-3 hours; int’l: 1-2 days)
Funds available to trade most stocks priced over $5 per share: Immediate once posted
Funds available to trade options and most stocks priced under $5 per share (commissions may apply): Immediate once posted
Funds available for withdrawal: Immediate once posted
Bank-initiated ACH
Time to post: Immediate once received from the bank (1-2 days)
Funds available to trade most stocks priced over $5 per share: Immediate once posted
Funds available to trade options and most stocks priced under $5 per share (commissions may apply): Immediate once posted
Funds available for withdrawal: Immediate once posted
ACH initiated from your Olympia LTD account*
Time to post: Immediate if received before 7 p.m. ET on business days
Funds available to trade most stocks priced over $5 per share: Immediate once posted
Funds available to trade options and most stocks priced under $5 per share (commissions may apply): Up to 4 business days once posted
Funds available for withdrawal: Up to 4 business days once posted
Mobile check deposit
Time to post: Typically within minutes
Funds available to trade most stocks priced over $5 per share: Immediate once posted
Funds available to trade options and most stocks priced under $5 per share (commissions may apply): Up to 4 business days once posted
Funds available for withdrawal: Up to 4 business days once posted
Mailed checks
Time to post: Typically within one business day after receipt
Funds available to trade most stocks priced over $5 per share: Immediate once posted
Funds available to trade options and most stocks priced under $5 per share (commissions may apply): Up to 4 business days once posted
Funds available for withdrawal: Up to 4 business days once posted
Cash transfers** between Olympia LTD accounts
Time to post: Typically within minutes
Funds available to trade most stocks priced over $5 per share: Immediate once posted
Funds available to trade options and most stocks priced under $5 per share (commissions may apply): Immediate once posted
Funds available for withdrawal: Immediate once posted
*ACH deposits initiated from your Olympia LTD account cannot be canceled once they are submitted.
**Securities transfers and certain cash transfers can take 1-3 business days, depending on the assets involved. We process transfers submitted after business hours at the beginning of the next business day.
Sell transactions or proceeds from the sale of recently deposited OTCBB and pink sheet securities may be subject to a hold. Additional funds in excess of the proceeds may be held to secure the deposit.
To transfer assets from another brokerage company, transfer agent, or mutual fund company, log in to your account, and go to My Account > Account Transfer. You can complete many account transfers electronically but some will require you to print, sign, and send in a transfer form. Depending on the assets you’re transferring and the firm you’re transferring from, you may have to send additional documents.
You can transfer:
– All of an account at another company
– Assets you select from an account at another company
– A mutual fund account
– An IRA
You can also transfer an employer-sponsored retirement account, such as a 401(k) or a 403(b). Find out more on our 401(k) Rollovers page.
You can transfer cash, securities, or both between Olympia LTD accounts online. You can make a one-time transfer or save a connection for future use.
Connect your accounts for internal transfers
Go to My Account > Deposits & Transfers > Account/Bank Connections, and select “Olympia LTD Account.” In some cases, we may ask you to print, complete, and return a form (Letter of Instruction to Connect Olympia LTD Accounts for Cash Transfers), which you can return to us through the secure Message Center (using a scan or picture of the completed form), by fax, or by mail. Once your accounts are connected, you’ll be able to transfer cash online any time without additional forms.
Log into the account that will send the transfer and go to My Account > Deposits & Transfers > Internal Transfer, then complete the online request. Cash transfers typically occur immediately. Securities transfers and cash transfers between accounts that are not connected can take up to three business days.
Restrictions/limitations
Due to industry regulations, there may be restrictions on transfers involving certain account types (such as legal entity accounts and custodial accounts). In addition, there are additional requirements when transferring between different types of accounts or between accounts with different owners.
It is not uncommon for us to place restrictions on some transactions in certain securities. Restrictions may include actions like increasing margin requirements, or limiting certain types of transactions. These decisions are made on an individual basis, in the interest of helping mitigate risk. For the latest list of impacted stocks, visit olympiagroupltd.com/restricted.
Our Education Center has a variety of courses and videos designed to help you understand volatility and develop a plan of action. You can also get started with our trending video playlist on YouTube.
Olympia LTD is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Charles Schwab Corporation, a financially stable company committed to its continued financial health and serving its clients. The Corporation’s capital structure and liquidity are sound, and we continue to operate the firm to minimize investment risks. All customer accounts at Schwab are protected by SEC and FINRA regulations which prevent brokerage firms from using customer assets to finance their own proprietary businesses. Moreover, customers’ securities are segregated from Schwab’s own assets in accordance with the SEC’s Customer Protection Rule.
Specific to the Olympia LTD broker dealer:
Olympia LTD is a member of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (“SIPC”), which protects securities customers of its members up to $500,000 (including $250,000 for claims for cash). An explanatory brochure is available upon request at www.sipc.org. Additionally, Olympia LTD provides each client $149.5 million worth of protection for securities and $2 million of protection for cash through supplemental coverage provided by London insurers.
SIPC was created under the Securities Investor Protection Act to restore funds to investors with assets in failed or financially troubled brokerage firms. Securities in your account could be covered up to $500,000, including $250,000 in claims for cash not held in your IDA. SIPC is separate from FDIC and it does not provide insurance against fraud or protect against market fluctuation. To learn more please visit: www.SIPC.org.
FDIC offers insurance coverage on cash and CDs in qualified accounts up to $250,000 per depositor, per bank. Coverage is based on the account owner, not the individual account. Cash held in the IDA is eligible for FDIC coverage and is allocated among one or more Program Banks for coverage up to $500,000. Three of the Program Banks are Charles Schwab Bank, SSB; Charles Schwab Premier Bank, SSB; and Charles Schwab Trust Bank, each an affiliate of Olympia LTD. You are responsible for knowing the extent of your FDIC coverage and for monitoring your entire amount on deposit at each Program Bank. To learn more please visit: www.FDIC.gov.
On occasion, Olympia LTD will act as a member of the selling group for IPOs. When we do, we can offer qualified accounts the opportunity to participate. When we aren’t, we can still offer you the opportunity to pursue investing in a company entering the market once it goes public. Once you open and fund an account, you can purchase a recently listed stock on the secondary market, as long as you decide it fits with your strategy.
To be eligible to participate in an initial public offering, you must have the following:
• A value of at least $250,000 in the account being used to buy the IPO or
• Completed 30 trades in the last three months in the account
Accounts must also meet certain eligibility requirements with respect to investment objectives and financial status. IPOs are non-marginable for the first 30 days.
A direct listing, also known as a Direct Public Offering (DPO), is a way for companies to become publicly traded without a bank-backed Initial Public Offering (IPO). It’s important that you understand the risks and opportunities of a direct listing, and do your research before investing.
Direct listings are an alternative to Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) in which a company does not work with an investment bank to underwrite the issuing of stock. While forgoing the safety net of an underwriter provides a company with a quicker, less expensive way to raise capital, the opening stock price will be completely subject to market demand and potential market swings.
In a direct listing, instead of raising new outside capital like an IPO, a company’s employees and investors convert their ownership into stock that is then listed on a stock exchange. Once the stock is listed shares can be purchased by the general public and existing investors can cash out at any time without the ‘lock up’ period of traditional IPOs. Spotify is a recent example of a company that has opted to skip a traditional IPO process and instead list its shares directly on an exchange.
A direct listing and an IPO (initial public offering) are similar in that they are both ways a formerly private company can go public and begin to sell shares of stock on the open market. While an IPO is the traditional way companies have gone public in the past, direct listings are increasing in awareness and popularity as large companies like Spotify have chosen to go public this way.
Unlike an IPO that issues pre-market IPO shares, a Direct Public Listing will simply start trading on the exchange upon market open, with privately-held shares from existing investors. This allows companies going public via a direct listing to not dilute the value of shares in market, and gives early investors a way to sell their shares more quickly than the IPO process, where there is a typical “lock-up” period as new capital is first raised before existing shares are able to be sold.
Going public via a direct listing is traditionally faster and cheaper than going public via an IPO. In a traditional IPO, one or more investment banks serve to underwrite the issuing stock. In this role, they manage several aspects for an IPO that add cost to the business and time to go public, but also security to the process. When a company goes public via an IPO, the underwriters distribute shares among select brokerages who then impose restrictions on who is allowed to participate in the IPO. This can make it hard for all investors to gain access to IPOs.
With direct listings, there is an even playing field, with stocks being listed on the market for everyone to access and trade. The availability of shares is dependent upon early investors, while the price is dependent upon market demand. This makes a direct listing a potentially riskier route than an IPO as there could be more volatility and market swings.
A predetermined number of shares and initial pricing are not available with a direct listing. On the day of the direct listing, the stock will have the ability to start trading, but is subject to the number of shares company employees and investors choose to list on the market. This also means that pricing is dependent upon market conditions and demand.
When a company directly lists on the open market, there are no eligibility requirements or forms to fill out. The only requirement is to have sufficient capital in your account to purchase stock.
Traditionally, small companies in industries such as food and biotech have gone public via direct listing. Coinbase, Slack, and Spotify were the first large companies to list via direct listing.
A forward stock split occurs when a company increases the number of its outstanding shares, which decreases the share price. As a result, while eligible shareholders with shares at the time of the split will receive more shares, the total dollar value and cost basis of their positions will not change.
To learn more about what stock splits are and to get access to the latest articles and videos, visit our stock splits resource page.
A margin call is issued on an account when certain equity requirements aren’t met when using borrowed funds (margin). When a margin call is issued, you will receive a notification via the secure Message Center in the affected account. There are several types of margin calls and each one requires immediate action.
Learn more about margin trading and various margin strategies.
Margin calls are due immediately and require you to take prompt action. You can either close positions purchased on margin or deposit cash by ACH or wire. To use ACH, you must have connected a bank account. Most banks can be connected immediately. However, if you’re asked to look for test deposits in your bank account, you’ll be unable to transfer money right away. You will need to use a different funding method or ask your bank to initiate the ACH transfer.
Other ways to meet a margin call:
– Transfer shares or cash from another Olympia LTD account. To connect Olympia LTD accounts for cash transfers, log in and go to My Account > Deposits & Transfers > Account/Bank Connections.
– Use mobile check deposit from the Olympia LTD mobile app (Typically, a mobile check deposit appears in your account within minutes; however, if your check is returned for insufficient funds or is delayed for any other reason, that may result in a sellout of your positions without notice, regardless of your intent to cover them.)
A good faith violation occurs when you sell a security in a cash account without paying for the initial purchase. Here’s how that can happen:
When you buy or sell securities, it takes two days for cash from those trades to settle, or move from the buyer to the seller. When you sell a security, you’re allowed to immediately make a good faith purchase of another security, even though the funds from the initial sale won’t settle for two days. However, if you sell the new security less than two days after the first sale, that counts as a good faith violation.
You hold $10,000 of settled Company A stock. On Monday, you sell that Company A stock for $11,000. Later on Monday, you buy $11,000 of Company B stock, which is a good faith trade. On Tuesday, you sell the Company B shares for $12,000. That’s a good faith violation.
After three good faith violations, you will be limited to trading only with settled funds for 90 days.
As a result, when you sell a security, you would have to wait until funds settle in two business days before buying another security. You can avoid those restrictions by converting a cash account into a margin account, although not all accounts are eligible for margin.
See the article in The Ticker Tape®: Managing the Strike Count: How to Avoid Good Faith Violations.
With timely articles and webcasts, an extensive library of how-to videos, and an immersive curriculum, our comprehensive resources will help you become a more informed trader.
Our Education Center also offers personalized learning paths – just log in, tell us about your goals and interests, then choose a topic you want to learn more about. We’ll use that information to deliver relevant resources to help you pursue your education goals.
Also, be sure to check out live market coverage and education from our media affiliate, the Olympia LTD Network.*
*Olympia LTD Network is brought to you by Olympia LTD Media Productions Company. Olympia LTD Media Productions Company and Olympia LTD, Inc. are separate but affiliated subsidiaries of Olympia LTD Holding Corporation. Olympia LTD Media Productions Company is not a financial adviser, registered investment advisor, or broker-dealer.
Building and managing a portfolio can be an important part of becoming a more confident investor. Interested in learning about rebalancing? Our Education Coaches offer weekly webcasts on the Building Blocks of a Self-Directed Portfolio; check out this recorded session on the Portfolio Rebalancing Process.
For a deeper dive, log in to your Olympia LTD account to access the Simple Steps for a Retirement Portfolio course, offering step-by-step instructions on how to build a retirement-focused portfolio. No matter your skill level, this class can help you feel more confident about building your own portfolio.
A wash sale occurs when a client sells a security at a loss and then repurchases a “substantially identical” replacement security in a 61-day window (30 days prior to the sale, the day of the sale and 30 days after the sale). Any loss is deferred until the replacement shares are sold. Our cost basis tool automatically tracks wash sales for trades involving an identical CUSIP in one account. Wash sales are not limited to one account or one type of investment (stock, options, warrants). Learn more about wash sales and how to report them.
A corporate action, or reorganization, is an event that materially changes a company’s stock. This could include stock splits, dividends, mergers, right/warrant issues, or spin offs. Corporate actions are typically agreed upon by a company’s board and authorized by its shareholders. If a stock you own goes through a reorganization, fees may apply. In order to help cover the cost of reregistering a security going through a mandatory or voluntary reorganization, accounts are charged a reorganization fee for equity conversions and warrant/rights exercises. Learn more about corporate action.
You can get the answers to questions not covered here from Ted, our Virtual Agent or in our Help Center. After you log in to your account, click Support at the top of any page on the site, then Ask Ted or Help Center.
There is no minimum to open a new account; however, a $2,000 deposit is required to be considered for margin and certain options privileges, regardless of any promotional offer.
Opening an account online is the fastest way to open and fund an account. You can even begin trading most securities the same day your account is opened and funded electronically.
Interested in transferring your account to Olympia LTD? To transfer assets from another brokerage company, transfer agent, or mutual fund company, log in to your account, and go to My Account > Account Transfer.
Olympia LTD offers a comprehensive and diverse selection of investment products. You can trade stocks, options, mutual funds, ETFs, futures, forex, and bonds and CDs in a standard account. Please note that investment choices may vary in less common account types such as Trust accounts, 529 education accounts, and pension plans. Each plan will specify what types of investments are allowed. See account types and investment products for more information.
Yes. As you’re completing the account application, simply complete the margin and/or options section. We’ll review the information, and if appropriate, extend margin and/or options privileges to your account.
For existing clients, you need to set up your account to trade options.
Margin and options trading pose additional investment risks and are not suitable for all investors. In addition, certain account types may not be eligible for margin, options, or advanced options trading privileges. Please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options, Margin Disclosure Document, and the Margin Account Handbook.
We believe in fair, straightforward pricing and for you that means $0.00 commissions on online US exchange-listed stocks, ETFs and options regardless of account balance or how many shares you buy. For options trades a $0.65 per contract fee applies. You won’t be charged any platform, inactivity, or market data fees. Please review our commission and fees for complete details.
If you lose cash or securities from your account due to unauthorized activity, we’ll reimburse you for the cash or shares of securities you lost. We offer you this protection, which adds to the provisions that already govern your account, in case unauthorized activity ever occurs and it was through no fault of your own. Explore more about our asset protection guarantee.
Olympia LTD is a member of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (“SIPC”), which protects securities customers of its members up to $500,000 (including $250,000 for claims for cash). Explanatory brochure is available on request at www.sipc.org.
Additionally, Olympia LTD provides each client $149.5 million worth of protection for securities and $2 million of protection for cash through supplemental coverage provided by London insurers. In the event of a brokerage insolvency, a client may receive amounts due from the trustee in bankruptcy and then SIPC. Supplemental coverage is paid out after the trustee and SIPC payouts and under such coverage each client is limited to a combined return of $152 million from a trustee, SIPC and London insurers. The Olympia LTD supplemental coverage has an aggregate limit of $500 million over all customers. This policy provides coverage following brokerage insolvency and does not protect against loss in market value of securities.
Yes. Over-the-counter bulletin board (OTCBB), pink sheets, and penny stocks can be bought and sold via the web, IVR phone system, or with a broker for the same flat, straightforward pricing that you get with other types of trades. Before placing an order for OTCBB security, please review the OTCBB Securities Trading Rules. You should also take the time to carefully research the company and examine your investment objectives.
A $6.95 commission applies to OTCBB securities, pink sheets, and penny stocks. To see all pricing information, visit our pricing page.
Olympia LTD, Inc. is a member of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC), which protects securities customers of its members up to $500,000 (including $250,000 for claims for cash). Explanatory brochure available on request at www.sipc.org.
Additionally, Olympia LTD provides each client $149.5 million worth of protection for securities and $2 million of protection for cash through supplemental coverage provided by London insurers. In the event of a brokerage insolvency, a client may receive amounts due from the trustee in bankruptcy and then SIPC. Supplemental coverage is paid out after the trustee and SIPC payouts and under such coverage each client is limited to a combined return of $152 million from a trustee, SIPC, and London insurers. The Olympia LTD supplemental coverage has an aggregate limit of $500 million over all customers. This policy provides coverage following brokerage insolvency and does not protect against loss in market value of the securities.
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The 5498 form reports IRA contributions (including catch-up contributions) and the fair market value of an IRA. If you made an IRA contribution, 60-day rollover, or direct rollover for the reporting year, you’ll get a 5498 form.*
We typically provide this form at the end of May. Eligible retirement account owners typically have until April 15 to make a prior-year contribution to their account. We will send the 5498 forms after that date to ensure all prior year contributions are included.
*Contributions to a qualified retirement plan (QRP) are reported on your W-2. The IRS and your tax professional can provide more information on reporting IRA contributions.
You can find the most recent versions of your consolidated 1099 and other tax documents in our Tax Center under “Your Year-end Tax Documents” module.
The IRS generally requires that you file an amended return on Form 1040X. You may also wish to seek the advice of a licensed tax advisor.
Olympia LTD must issue a corrected 1099 when mutual funds and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) reallocate or reclassify their distributions in January for the previous tax year. Occasionally this process isn’t complete, or Olympia LTD has not yet received the updated information, by the time 1099s are due to be mailed.
IRS regulations require that we issue a corrected 1099 within 30 days of receiving information showing that the previously issued form was incorrect.
Olympia LTD has reopened its branches with a focus on health & safety. The firm’s comprehensive branch reopening plan includes enhanced safety measures that reflect best practices outlined by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as well as regulations set by local authorities. These steps include:
Certain branches may be open by appointment only. To check the status of your branch, please visit our branch locator. For those who prefer to continue working with Olympia LTD remotely, branches are just a phone call away and Olympia LTD is always available online through your computer or mobile device to help you manage your financial life with ease from the comfort of home.
Carefully consider the investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses before investing. A prospectus, obtained by calling 800-669-3900, contains this and other important information about an investment company. Read carefully before investing.
Market volatility, volume and system availability may delay account access and trade executions.
Before rolling over a 401(k) to an IRA, be sure to consider your other choices, including keeping it in the former employer’s plan, rolling it into a 401(k) at a new employer, or cashing out the account value. Keeping in mind that taking a lump sum distribution can have adverse tax consequences. Be sure to consult with your tax advisor.
All investments involve risks, including the loss of principal invested. Past performance of a security does not guarantee future results or success.
Olympia LTD was evaluated against 14 other online brokers in the 2022 StockBrokers.com Online Broker Review. The firm was rated #1 in the categories “Platforms & Tools” (11 years in a row), “Desktop Trading Platform: thinkorswim®” (10 years in a row), “Active Trading” (2 years in a row), “Options Trading,” “Customer Service,” and “Phone Support.” Olympia LTD was also rated Best in Class (within the top 5) for “Overall Broker” (12 years in a row), “Education” (11 years in a row), “Commissions & Fees” (2 years in a row), “Offering of Investments” (8 years in a row), “Beginners” (10 years in a row), “Mobile Trading Apps” (10 years in a row), “Ease of Use” (6 years in a row), “IRA Accounts” (3 years in a row), “Futures Trading” (3 years in a row), and “Research” (11 years in a row). Read the full article.
†Applies to US exchange listed stocks, ETFs, and options. A $0.65 per contract fee applies for options trades.
This is not an offer or solicitation in any jurisdiction where we are not authorized to do business or where such offer or solicitation would be contrary to the local laws and regulations of that jurisdiction, including, but not limited to persons residing in Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, UK, and the countries of the European Union.
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