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[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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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.

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[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.

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[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.

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[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.

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[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.

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If you have Fidelity as your 401k provider, they have something called “brokerage link” that allows you to purchase stocks or anything you want for that matter. Ask your employer if they offer it.

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If you have Fidelity as your 401k provider, they have something called “brokerage link” that allows you to purchase stocks or anything you want for that matter. Ask your employer if they offer it.

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If you have Fidelity as your 401k provider, they have something called “brokerage link” that allows you to purchase stocks or anything you want for that matter. Ask your employer if they offer it.

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If you have Fidelity as your 401k provider, they have something called “brokerage link” that allows you to purchase stocks or anything you want for that matter. Ask your employer if they offer it.

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If you have Fidelity as your 401k provider, they have something called “brokerage link” that allows you to purchase stocks or anything you want for that matter. Ask your employer if they offer it.

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With all due respect, what’s the matter with you all? Is it so inconvenient to help out a pregnant family who is in financial ruin? And they’re supposed to not list the house and risk losing everything just because you refused to show their house? Get a heart y’al! You ougtta be ashamed of yourselves. I can’t believe the cold heartedness in all these postings. Try imagine yourself in their shoes, what would you do?

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With all due respect, what’s the matter with you all? Is it so inconvenient to help out a pregnant family who is in financial ruin? And they’re supposed to not list the house and risk losing everything just because you refused to show their house? Get a heart y’al! You ougtta be ashamed of yourselves. I can’t believe the cold heartedness in all these postings. Try imagine yourself in their shoes, what would you do?

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With all due respect, what’s the matter with you all? Is it so inconvenient to help out a pregnant family who is in financial ruin? And they’re supposed to not list the house and risk losing everything just because you refused to show their house? Get a heart y’al! You ougtta be ashamed of yourselves. I can’t believe the cold heartedness in all these postings. Try imagine yourself in their shoes, what would you do?

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With all due respect, what’s the matter with you all? Is it so inconvenient to help out a pregnant family who is in financial ruin? And they’re supposed to not list the house and risk losing everything just because you refused to show their house? Get a heart y’al! You ougtta be ashamed of yourselves. I can’t believe the cold heartedness in all these postings. Try imagine yourself in their shoes, what would you do?

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