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Up to 1 year of commision free trading - Fidelity : roll over your 401(k) or consolidate IRAs; Exp. - unknown


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#1 markber

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Posted 22 December 2008 - 01:38 AM

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Terms:
* Move $25,000 or more in retirement assets and you'll receive six months of commission-free trades.
* Move $100,000 or more in retirement assets and you'll receive commission-free trades for a year.

* Offer valid for Rollover IRA, Traditional IRA, Inherited IRA, Roth IRA, and SEP-IRA accounts only.
* Commission-free trades must be designated to the one account receiving the qualifying assets.
* The commission-free trades are limited to only online domestic equity trades, with a limit of 1,000 shares or less per trade, and do not include extended hours orders, directed orders, futures, or options.
* Account receiving $25,000 to $100,000 will receive commission-free trading for six months; number of trades not to exceed 60.
* Account receiving over $100,000 will receive commission-free trading for one year; number of trades not to exceed 100.
* Assets will be valued at the time Fidelity receives them.
* Eligible accounts registered for this offer have 90 days to fund this account.
* New accounts must be opened within 30 days of registering for the offer.
* This commission-free trade offer is limited to one offer per household. However, this offer can be combined with other offers.
* Employees of Fidelity, its affiliates, and members of their immediate families and households are not eligible for this offer.
* Fidelity reserves the right to terminate this offer at any time. Other terms and conditions may apply.
* Non-US residents and persons working for another NYSE member, financial institution, news or financial information media, or other broker dealers in securities, commodities, or money instruments, as defined by NYSE Rule 350, are ineligible.

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1. IRA brokerage account fee has been eliminated on Fidelity's Traditional, Roth, SEP-, and Rollover IRAs. Fund expenses and brokerage commission still apply. Depending on your situation, fees may include low-balance fees, short-term trading fees, and account closing fees.
2. Fidelity provides research from 14 firms, 12 of which are firms that provide independent stock research. The 12 firms do not include Decision Economics, which provides macro-economic research only, and Lehman Brothers, a sell-side brokerage firm, which is not considered independent.
3. Fidelity respects your personal information. We are committed to protecting your privacy and the information provided will not be shared with third parties.









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