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Fidelity Investment 200 Free Trades Offer

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You can get 200 Free Trades for getting a new fidelity account, however you must deposit at least $100,000 to receive 200 free trades. Since it’s $7.95 per trade otherwise, it will be a saving of $1590 with the 200 free trades. The fidelity account must be a non-retirement account to qualify. Read more on this Fidelity 200 Free Trades in our Forums!

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