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Any online brokers that don't have fees for low balance/activity?
- Thread starter interdigital
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Quote from doginponyshow:
who cares?
ha ha what a fag.
what's up Puretick? Or is it Tarding Zoo?
I would have to say Tarding zoo...based on the rampant immaturity of your constant attacks that make no sense.
PureTick doesn't get immature to that degree, I'll give them that...Tarding Zoo is a whole new level of immaturity though.
The retarded usernames usually give Tarding Zoo away too....that's a dead giveaway, you always have moronic usernames.....
LOL- you guys crack me up.....
Just for the record, I would say my answer to his question was very pertinent.
I know it's going to sound like I'm a shill boy for MB (trust me I'm not).
But I forgot to add earlier that MB also offers check-writing and debit card privileges for trading accounts....
I had forgotten about that feature until someone mentioned Fidelity offers the same thing.
P.S. To clarify, I have an IRA with Fidelity, and they are a very good organization...just can get expensive if you are wanting to trade frequently. other than that, they are top notch.
But I forgot to add earlier that MB also offers check-writing and debit card privileges for trading accounts....
I had forgotten about that feature until someone mentioned Fidelity offers the same thing.
P.S. To clarify, I have an IRA with Fidelity, and they are a very good organization...just can get expensive if you are wanting to trade frequently. other than that, they are top notch.
Quote from interdigital:
Do MB or Scottrade offer free paper statements/confirmations?
Scottrade has no low balanace or activity fee. No free paper statements/confirmation either. But why do you want that in the mail anyway? Just print it out.
FYI, I am not plugging for Scottrade. I lost a lot of money due to their screwy system.
Optionsxpress, 100% sure, I have an account with them.Quote from interdigital:
My parents want to do some trading with a few thousand dollars. I know that a lot of brokers will charge a monthly or quarterly fee if your account value is less than a certain amount, or if you place less than a certain amount of trades. Are there any online brokers that do not have such fees?
I have also heard that about thinkorswim.