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Can a company change my commission plan without my consent, to a more costlier one, and refuse to return me to the original plan?

Answered 5 years and 3 months ago by Tj Jesky (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Securities
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I am sure that when you opened your account with TradeStation, you were required to sign an agreement.  And, most likely this agreement had some small print.  I would continue to believe that their agreement stated that they have the right to do as they please.  If they want to drop you as a customer, they can do so.  Unless your original agreements says something to contrary, if they want to change your commission schedule, they can do so.  Go back, and read your original opening account agreement.  You'll probably be surprised at the terms of this agreement.  However, if the agreement states you had no commissions  for the first year, tell them that you want to set-up a FINRA arbiration session.  They will get their attention.... Read Answer
I am sure that when you opened your account with TradeStation, you were required to sign an agreement.  And, most likely this agreement had some... Read Answer

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