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Inactive Account

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Inactive Account
A brokerage account on which the client makes few or no transactions for a lengthy period of time. As brokers make their profits from fees on transactions, some brokerages levy a special fee on inactive accounts to encourage trading.

inactive account
A brokerage account in which few transactions take place. Some brokerage firms levy a fee on accounts in which securities are deposited but no activity occurs during a specified time.


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