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Interactive Brokers Introduces Long-Term Investment (TBSZ) Accounts in Hungary

Interactive Brokers Introduces Long-Term Investment (TBSZ) Accounts in Hungary

Investors Benefit from Professional Pricing and Global Trading Capabilities

Interactive Brokers, an automated global electronic broker, announced the introduction of long-term investment (TBSZ) accounts, offering Hungarian tax residents the opportunity to take advantage of significant tax reductions on their investments. TBSZ accounts provide a favorable tax structure for wealth building and savings, and investors who open accounts through Interactive Brokers Central Europe Zrt. benefit from low account minimums, professional pricing, and the ability to invest in a wide range of global products, including ETFs, across 150 markets.

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“Hungarian investors looking to start or continue building their wealth savings should consider opening TBSZ accounts with Interactive Brokers,” said Miklós Hanti, Chief Executive Officer of Interactive Brokers Hungary.

Eligible investors in Hungary can open TBSZ accounts through Interactive Brokers Central Europe Zrt. to actively trade, seek investment opportunities across asset classes, and adjust their portfolios as market conditions evolve. There is no limit to the amount that can be invested in TBSZ accounts, and trading is permitted in any year the account is open.

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“Hungarian investors looking to start or continue building their wealth savings should consider opening TBSZ accounts with Interactive Brokers,” said Miklós Hanti, Chief Executive Officer of Interactive Brokers Hungary. “The tax advantages of this account type, coupled with Interactive Brokers’ breadth of products globally, superior pricing and leading technology, can help investors across Hungary achieve their financial goals.”

While many financial institutions charge fixed platform fees ranging from 0.01-0.25% of assets for each TBSZ account, Interactive Brokers’ TBSZ accounts have no custody fee and are free as long as clients generate a minimum commission of 2,000 HUF per month. This minimum activity fee is not applicable to regular investment accounts through Interactive Brokers.

Clients of Interactive Brokers worldwide have access to low commissions, powerful trading technology and the ability to invest in stocks, options, futures, bonds, funds, and more from a single unified platform.

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