Can I designate more than one Base Currency on my account?

If you see a cash balance other than your Base Currency in your account, this is likely the result of one of the following events:

• You performed a currency conversion. 
• You deposited funds denominated in a currency other than your Base Currency. …

Aside from possible fees that may have been charged to the account, note that the Net Asset Value ("NAV") of your account is adjusted based on the market value of your open positions and cash balances in terms of base currency…

An IRA account may trade products denominated in a currency other than the USD Base Currency, but such accounts are not allowed to borrow cash in any currency. Therefore, if you are looking to purchase a product denominated in a currency other than the Base Currency, you would need to first convert your Base Currency into the denominated currency of that product. …

A child can have no more than one Junior cash ISA and one Junior stocks and shares ISA at any one time (don’t have to be with the same provider). A child cannot hold both a CTF (Child Trust Fund) account and a Junior ISA.  

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