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Client Account Services and ChargesAccount Maintenance Annual Fee – Up to $50
Raymond James & Associates Retirement Accounts
Profit Sharing, Money Purchase or 401(k)
Termination Fee (in addition to prorated annual fee) – $100 Manual Investment Fee – $150 Capital Access Account Fees Annual Fees4
Service Fees
ATM Transaction
Cash Advance
1 The Annual Account Maintenance Fee is waived for clients with eligible assets totaling $25,000 or greater. 2 The annual fee is assessed 12 months after the account is established and every 12 months thereafter. 3 The annual retirement account fee is waived for clients with eligible assets totalling $500,000 or greater. 4 The annual fee is assessed three months after the account is established and every anniversary thereafter. 5 The annual Capital Access fee is waived for clients with eligible assets totaling $500,000 or greater. 6 Select Capital Access service fees are waived for clients with eligible assets totaling $500,000 or greater. Raymond James Bank Fees
Choice Rate Checking Account:
Domestic Wire Transfer
Foreign Wire Transfer
Guardianship/Conservatorship Fees
Heritage Money Market Fund Fees
Processing FeesIssuance or Re-Registration of Physical Certificates – $150 Foreign Security Processing – $150 Lost Certificate – $50 Physical Certificate Deposit Rejects – $80 Voluntary Tender Offerings – $25 Handling/Processing Fee – $4.95 7 Below-minimum accounts may be closed without notice. Service FeesCertified or Cashier’s Check8 – $25 Outgoing Wiring Funds9
Early Payout of Money – $25 plus interest Returned Deposit Items (Check, ACH, Wire) – $20 Extensions for Payment or Securities Received After Settlement Date
Assessed when filing requires regulatory notification of extension beyond settlement date. Mailgram – $10 Document Delivery8
Transfer to Beneficiary
For each additional beneficiary above eight, either at inception or upon modification.
Additional Statement Copies for Alternate Addresses
Transfer Fees
Costs associated with the transfer of a foreign security, in addition to the account transfer cost. ACH Transfers – No charge International Foreign Exchange Conversion 8 Select service fees are waived for clients with eligible assets totaling $500,000 or greater. 9 The first four wire fees per calendar year are waived for eligible clients. Ready Access (Margin)Truth-in-Lending Statement for Margin Loans: You will be charged interest on any credit extended to or maintained for you by Raymond James for the purpose of purchasing, carrying, or trading in any security or otherwise. Your particular rate will vary with the size of your average debit balance according to the following schedule:
*Base rate is currently equal to the prime rate, which for this purpose is defined as the base rate of interest on corporate loans posted by at least 75% of the nation’s 30 largest banks, as published in the “Money Rates” section of The Wall Street Journal. We use the following three accumulators to calculate margin interest:
For example: If you have a $1,000 debit balance in Ready Access for the first five days of the month and a $25,000 debit balance for the second five days of the month, with no debit balance thereafter, you would have an average debit balance of $13,000 for the first 10 days of the month. This is calculated by adding the debit amount for each of the 10 days it is outstanding, then dividing by the number of outstanding days for an average debit balance of $13,000 ($130,000/10 = $13,000). If the interest rate was 6.5% for the first five days the debit was outstanding and 6% for the second five days, the average interest rate would be 6.25%. This is calculated by adding the first five days’ interest rate for each day the debit balance is outstanding (five days x 6.5% interest rate), then adding the second five days’ interest rate for each day the balance is outstanding (five days x 6% interest rate), then dividing the total by the number of days the entire balance was outstanding (10) to arrive at an average interest rate of 6.25% (32.5 + 30 = 62.5; 62.5/10 = 6.25). Since there wasn’t a debit balance during the remainder of the month, those days would not be used in the averaging calculations. To find the interest charge per day, multiply the average debit balance of $13,000 by the average interest rate of 6.25%, then divide by 360 days. Multiply this amount by the number of days the debit was outstanding (10 in this example) to find the interest charge for the month.10
Account services and charges are subject to change. Please contact your financial advisor or, if applicable, your introducing broker/dealer with any questions you may have. 10 Interest will be assessed at Raymond James & Associates highest Ready Access (margin) interest rate (prime plus 3.25%) for payments received after settlement date. |
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