Frequently Asked Questions
Recurring Plan
What if I do not have sufficient funds in my account when payment for an order from my Recurring Plan is due?
Settlement of contract will be the same as a normal trade settlement. Force selling will occur.
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- How can I settle my executed orders?
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- Can I cancel my Recurring Plan anytime?
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- Why was my Recurring Plan order rejected?
- What is the arrangement if there are any corporate actions or dividend?
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