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From: TFF	11/12/2004 2:23:25 PM
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Fidelity halves online bond-trading fees November 12, 2004 Fidelity Investments said it is cutting the cost of its online bond trades for retail investors. The firm cut fees by 50 percent for online fixed-income trades to retail investors buying or selling bonds. For example, US Treasuries will now cost 50 cents to trade, per bond; government agencies and Treasury Strips, $1; municipal bonds $1.50; corporate bonds $2; and mortgage-backed securities, $2.50, the company said. Fidelity does not charge a retail brokerage concession for purchasing US Treasuries at auction online. Fidelity said it also established pricing caps for its retail-brokerage bond-trading fees. The minimum concession to buy or sell a bond is now $19.95 and the maximum for retail buyers is $500 regardless of the quantity or type of bond or whether the trade is executed online or via telephone. (Dow Jones)

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