You don't need to choose your own funds or make your own trades, and you can set up regular contributions without paying
excessive trading commissions.
Not exact matches
The Dodd - Frank financial reform law, passed by Washington in the wake of the financial crisis, does call on the Commodity Futures
Trading Commission to clamp down on
excessive speculation in futures markets.
Mutual fund investors may not have to pay
commissions to buy or sell, but short - term
trading fees — typically 2 % — can apply if you make
excessive trades within a 90 - day period.
Canadian Appeals Monitor Insider
Trading: Securities
Commission to Think Twice About
Excessive Sanctions and Speculation