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Re: [RT] ScotTrade



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Norman:
 
I use Brown & Co for that as well as my regular 
trading.  They have about the best rates and I have never been charged an 
inactive fee.  You can check on that. Ira
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  Norman 
  Winski 
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  Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 6:56 
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  Subject: [RT] ScotTrade
  
   Anyone had any experience with Scottrade? I 
  am looking to move my retirement account to an inexpensive broker for an 
  occasional trades. Scottrade has gotten good consumer ratings and seems 
  to have competive rates and no  inactivity fees.  Anyone know about 
  them? 
   
  Thanks,
   
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