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CIBC Investor's Edge vs Questrade

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CIBC Investor's Edge leads
0
Questrade leads
3
Level
3

Of 6 scored facts, CIBC Investor's Edge leads on 0, Questrade on 3, and 3 are level. Countries and the offer are not scored.

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The best value in each row is marked; rows where every broker matches carry no mark.
FactCIBC Investor's EdgeQuestrade
Fee per contract$1.25 + $6.95 per tradeUS$0 per contractBest
CIBC Investor's Edge, U.S. trades are charged in US$Questrade, Canadian contracts CA$0.99; index contracts US$0.99
Exercise and assignment$6.95 + $1.25 per contractExercise $24.95, assignment $0
ApprovalNakedNaked
CIBC Investor's Edge, Up to naked short optionsQuestrade, Up to naked short options
0DTENot publishedYes
Index options (SPX)Not publishedYes
Options on futuresNot publishedNot published
Spreads in an IRANoNo
Portfolio marginNot publishedNot published
Margin rate6.25%Not published
PlatformsWeb, MobileWeb, Desktop, MobileBest
Paper tradingNot publishedNo
24/7 supportNoNo
CountriesCanadian residents onlyCanadian residents; most US residents cannot open; most others margin accounts only
QuantWheelNot connectedSync-onlyBest
Questrade, Reads the account; you place the orders
Offer

Facts from each broker's fee schedule and options agreement, checked 8 October 2026. Best marks the lowest cost or the widest allowance in a row.

The two brokers

One paragraph each.
  • CIBC Investor's Edge$1.25 + $6.95 per trade · $6.95 + $1.25 per contract · naked

    CIBC Investor's Edge opens options accounts for residents of Canada only. It charges $1.25 + $6.95 per trade (U.S. trades are charged in US$). Exercise and assignment cost $6.95 + $1.25 per contract each. It approves up to naked short options. It trades on Web, Mobile. It is not connected to QuantWheel.

  • QuestradeUS$0 per contract · Exercise $24.95, assignment $0 · naked

    Questrade opens options accounts for residents of Canada only. It charges US$0 per contract (Canadian contracts CA$0.99; index contracts US$0.99). Exercise costs $24.95, and assignment costs $0. It approves up to naked short options. It trades on Web, Desktop, Mobile. QuantWheel syncs positions and trades from the account and suggests; you place the orders at the broker.

What each costs for the way you trade

A year of fees from each broker's published prices, checked 7 and 8 October 2026.

How you trade
8
1
$1.20
40%
$0.20
15%
$25,000
Account
CIBC Investor's Edge$13 a trade, 11% of your premium, fee not published
$1,220 a year
Questrade$0.01 a trade, under 0.1% of your premium
$0.98 a year

at least $1,219 a year less at Questrade

Not counted because CIBC Investor's Edge does not publish them: clearing fee, options regulatory fee, SEC fee, live options quote price, platform fee. Not counted because Questrade does not publish them: clearing fee, options regulatory fee, FINRA trading activity fee.

Estimates from published fees. Your broker statement can differ, and brokers change fees. A fee a broker does not publish is never counted as $0.

Questions people ask

CIBC Investor's Edge vs Questrade

Questrade charges US$0 per contract against $1.25 + $6.95 per trade at CIBC Investor's Edge. The brokers table

CIBC Investor's Edge charges $6.95 + $1.25 per contract, so the two are not compared as one fee. Brokers with no assignment fee

CIBC Investor's Edge opens options accounts for residents of Canada only; Questrade opens options accounts for residents of Canada only. Residency decides, not citizenship. Brokers by country

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