If you do not hold Moore Wallace shares in your own name, and your shares are listed in an account provided by a broker or other intermediary, your Moore Wallace shares will automatically be exchanged for RR Donnelley shares without any further action on your part.

It does not matter when you acquired shares of Moore Wallace. If you own Moore Wallace shares, each share represents the right to receive 0.63 of a share of RR Donnelley common stock.

You will receive a stock certificate for RR Donnelley shares if you surrendered a physical stock certificate representing your Moore Wallace shares. In order to properly exchange your Moore Wallace stock certificate(s) for RR Donnelley stock certificate(s), please follow all of the instructions accompanying the Letter of Transmittal.

No. If you do not wish to hold shares of RR Donnelley, you will need to sell those shares on the open market through your broker, investment dealer or other intermediary registered to trade in securities. If your stock certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed, you should complete the Letter of Transmittal as fully as possible and forward it, together with a statement describing the situation to the exchange agent, who will respond with stock certificate replacement instructions.

Shortly after the effective date of the combination, a Letter of Transmittal and instructions for exchanging Moore Wallace common shares for shares of RR Donnelley common stock will be mailed to all Moore Wallace shareholders. You will be asked to send in your Moore Wallace stock certificates for exchange. Please do not send in your Moore Wallace stock certificates until you receive your Letter of Transmittal.

No, most of the stocks that we recommend are tradable right here on the U.S. exchange. This will save you the trouble of opening a brokerage account in many different foreign countries. A few of the stocks that we recommend doesn't have their stocks trading here in the U.S. There are brokerage firms that specializes in purchasing foreign stocks for you at a very low commission rate. We will recommend you to contact them when necessary.

A ] Yes. You must itemize and identify the securities, valued in excess of $1,000.00 as of last December 31, held for your benefit by a brokerage firm or nominee unless the securities are held in a mutual fund, a money market fund or an investment fund (including an IRA). If the securities are held in a fund, other than a mutual fund, identify the type of fund in addition to the name of the financial institution where the fund is held.

You need to open a cash or margin account with your broker and you need to request approval to trade options.

Technically, you could get going with a $1000 account at your brokerage firm but after commissions and membership fees, you would actually lose money on winning trades. We suggest an account of at least $10,000. This way, after all extra costs, you will still make a profit on winning trades. Ideally, having $15,000 or more would be best but we understand not everyone has this much risk capital.

IBC shares should be held by a Private Foundation as the legal owner. A Foundation acts like a Trust, but has superior capabilities for a Canadian resident. Trusts are still recommended by many advisors, but are clearly reportable under new income tax foreign reporting rules. It is possible for a Private Foundation structure to be exempt from the foreign asset reporting rules, when the Foundation Charter is crafted specifically for the recent Canadian tax rules.

It depends on your retirement plan. Check your plan’s Summary Plan Description to see when you’re allowed to take a distribution. If you qualify to take a distribution (other than a hardship distribution or a required minimum distribution) and you own American Funds Class A, B or C shares, you can request a direct rollover to an IRA. If you own American Funds Class R shares, they have to be sold so that the proceeds can be used to purchase Class A, B or C shares in an IRA.

We can not change/replace your email address until you confirm with us that you have updated your PRIMARY PayPal email address on file with PayPal. We are only responsible to send our notices to the email address that pays us the HOTS Subscription Fees, which by PayPal rules, is your PRIMARY email address on file with PayPal.

The best way we have found to start up a brokerage account is to go with a company that is internet based. The reason for this is simple: low commission costs. Many deep discount brokers charge as little as $0.01 per share, and as low as $1 minimums. Note:you are charged commission for both buying and selling. All you need to do is apply online then sign a few documents. They all charge fairly low commission, and their interface systems are pretty easy to use.

If your institution supports brokerage you can access your account through your Portal. If there is a Brokerage tab on your Portal click on the tab, then follow the instructions to register or log on.

vFinance Investments, Inc. is the full-service brokerage division of vFinance, Inc. vFinance Investments provides brokerage, financial planning and asset management services to individuals and companies around the world. a vFinance Investments account holder, you not only have access to business plans posted on our site, but also company-sponsored deals, which delivers a list of customized investment opportunities.

Applications are available online or by calling 1-800-673-6476. A $2,000 minimum is required to open an account.

Payment is due the third business day (settlement date) following the day the purchase was made (trade date). To settle your purchase, you may request funds to be withdrawn from your cash account at First Republic Securities Company. Otherwise, you can mail a check to First Republic Securities at 111 Pine St. San Francisco, CA 94111. Please make the check payable to Pershing LLC.

This account is exactly the same as if you had opened it for yourself. All confirmations of trades and statements will be available to you. You can log in anytime to view current positions, cash, executions and open orders. There is even a way to download activity to certain software packages.

Yes. You must first sign up to Online Banking and then follow the instructions to open your Online Brokerage account.

You will be required to designate one account as your trading account. You have the option to open a new account in KD or US Dollars or select one of your existing accounts.