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From my experience reviewing and selecting brokers, one of the practical concerns is hidden or recurring fees, especially inactivity charges that can erode funds if I’m not actively trading. In examining GMO CLICK, I found that they do not impose any inactivity fees. This means that if I open an account but choose not to execute trades or even log in for an extended period, I don’t have to worry about being penalized financially just for keeping my account open. For me, this is a positive point, as it allows flexibility—whether I want to take a trading break or use the account intermittently without the pressure of additional costs accumulating in the background. Understanding why this matters, inactivity fees are often used by some brokers as a way to maintain income from dormant accounts, which can be particularly frustrating for cautious or position-based traders who don’t execute trades frequently. The absence of such fees at GMO CLICK aligns with their transparent fee structure—one less variable cost to track as I manage my capital. However, while this aspect is reassuring, it’s still important for me to stay updated with the broker’s terms, as fee structures can evolve. For now, I view the lack of inactivity fees as a practical advantage, though I remain vigilant about any possible changes in their policy.