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December 7, 2009 at 7:43 AM #491247December 7, 2009 at 7:55 AM #491257CoronitaParticipant
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I think in several plans, you’ll get eaten alive by the fees/trading costs if your plans allows a self directed stock trading plan.”.[/quote]Actually, my plan doesn’t have any fees for this brokerage link. I specifically called Fidelity and asked them about fees and was told there wasn’t any. I looked for them in the statements and didn’t see them either. Funny that I remember seeing a disclosed $25 per quater fee on the documents when I signed up. I’m not seeing this fee anywhere. Regardless, I think it’s safe to say that in my case the fee is minimal if any.[/quote]
You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.
December 7, 2009 at 7:55 AM #491639CoronitaParticipant[quote=nocommonsense][quote=flu]
I think in several plans, you’ll get eaten alive by the fees/trading costs if your plans allows a self directed stock trading plan.”.[/quote]Actually, my plan doesn’t have any fees for this brokerage link. I specifically called Fidelity and asked them about fees and was told there wasn’t any. I looked for them in the statements and didn’t see them either. Funny that I remember seeing a disclosed $25 per quater fee on the documents when I signed up. I’m not seeing this fee anywhere. Regardless, I think it’s safe to say that in my case the fee is minimal if any.[/quote]
You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.
December 7, 2009 at 7:55 AM #491728CoronitaParticipant[quote=nocommonsense][quote=flu]
I think in several plans, you’ll get eaten alive by the fees/trading costs if your plans allows a self directed stock trading plan.”.[/quote]Actually, my plan doesn’t have any fees for this brokerage link. I specifically called Fidelity and asked them about fees and was told there wasn’t any. I looked for them in the statements and didn’t see them either. Funny that I remember seeing a disclosed $25 per quater fee on the documents when I signed up. I’m not seeing this fee anywhere. Regardless, I think it’s safe to say that in my case the fee is minimal if any.[/quote]
You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.
December 7, 2009 at 7:55 AM #491091CoronitaParticipant[quote=nocommonsense][quote=flu]
I think in several plans, you’ll get eaten alive by the fees/trading costs if your plans allows a self directed stock trading plan.”.[/quote]Actually, my plan doesn’t have any fees for this brokerage link. I specifically called Fidelity and asked them about fees and was told there wasn’t any. I looked for them in the statements and didn’t see them either. Funny that I remember seeing a disclosed $25 per quater fee on the documents when I signed up. I’m not seeing this fee anywhere. Regardless, I think it’s safe to say that in my case the fee is minimal if any.[/quote]
You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.
December 7, 2009 at 7:55 AM #491961CoronitaParticipant[quote=nocommonsense][quote=flu]
I think in several plans, you’ll get eaten alive by the fees/trading costs if your plans allows a self directed stock trading plan.”.[/quote]Actually, my plan doesn’t have any fees for this brokerage link. I specifically called Fidelity and asked them about fees and was told there wasn’t any. I looked for them in the statements and didn’t see them either. Funny that I remember seeing a disclosed $25 per quater fee on the documents when I signed up. I’m not seeing this fee anywhere. Regardless, I think it’s safe to say that in my case the fee is minimal if any.[/quote]
You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.
December 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM #491407nocommonsenseParticipant[quote=flu] You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.[/quote]
I meant no maintainance fees. I pay $9 a trade.
December 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM #491789nocommonsenseParticipant[quote=flu] You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.[/quote]
I meant no maintainance fees. I pay $9 a trade.
December 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM #491241nocommonsenseParticipant[quote=flu] You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.[/quote]
I meant no maintainance fees. I pay $9 a trade.
December 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM #491878nocommonsenseParticipant[quote=flu] You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.[/quote]
I meant no maintainance fees. I pay $9 a trade.
December 7, 2009 at 11:26 AM #492110nocommonsenseParticipant[quote=flu] You have no commissions to buy and sell stock in Fidelity? Wow. I wish that was the case for me. I have Fidelity too. There’s no fee for mutual funds, but there are fees for buying/selling stock.[/quote]
I meant no maintainance fees. I pay $9 a trade.
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