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Drawing solely from my experience and the information available, I was unable to find explicit details regarding inactivity fees at UBS within the provided materials. This information gap is noticeable, especially considering the importance of transparent fee structures when evaluating any broker for trading or investing. In my approach to risk management, fee transparency is critical because even seemingly minor costs, like inactivity fees, can erode returns over time—particularly for traders or investors who do not maintain consistent account activity. Moreover, I noticed that UBS offers a wide variety of account types and services, suggesting a complex product suite where different fee policies may apply depending on the account or region. Given UBS’s global presence and local regulatory oversight, such policies, if they exist, might differ by jurisdiction or even by account type. Based on my professional diligence in similar situations, I would recommend that anyone considering an account with UBS or currently holding one directly confirm with UBS — either through official customer service channels or by reviewing their specific account documentation — whether inactivity fees could apply in their particular case. This step is fundamental to protect one’s assets and to avoid any surprises later. Taking into account the volume of customer complaints and risk alerts noted in the context, I personally would be especially cautious and strive for complete clarity regarding all potential fees before making any long-term trading or investment decisions with UBS.