Discount Broker
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| A brokerage house featuring relatively low commission rates in comparison to a full-service broker. A brokerage firm that offers lower commission rates than a full-service broker, but does not offer services such as advice, research, and portfolio planning. |
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A discount broker (E*TRADE is one example) allows you to make all your own investment decisions. These brokers have the lowest commission rates of the three broker types, but they may not offer you investment advice.
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Full-Service Broker A type of stockbroker who provides more than stock quotes and order execution, including (and not ... Premium Discount Brokers A premium discount broker could be a firm like Fidelity or Charles Schwab. The commission rates are ... Brokerage Fees Whether you buy (and sell) funds or individual securities, the broker you use to execute your ... | ||
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