Based on my careful review of the available information about Abbott Futures, I was unable to find any clear details regarding inactivity fees, or the specific conditions under which such fees might be imposed. In my experience, the absence of transparent information about account-related costs—including inactivity charges—raises potential concerns, particularly for traders who may not be active every month. Furthermore, Abbott Futures is flagged as having a suspicious clone license from the NFA, and there is a general lack of transparency regarding many of their trading conditions and account structures. As someone who prioritizes regulatory clarity and open disclosure, I approach such ambiguity with caution. In my view, it is essential for any broker to provide explicit fee schedules and clear terms around account maintenance to avoid any unexpected charges. Given the high potential risk tags and the fact that most key terms, including inactivity fees, are not disclosed, I would personally avoid trading with Abbott Futures until more verifiable information is published directly by the company or regulatory bodies. For me, this level of uncertainty does not align with prudent risk management.