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A 401(k) plan provides for participant-directed investments. One of the investment options is an employer stock fund. The employer stock is bought and sold on the open market. There is a trading fee of $35 per transaction for purchases or sales of employer stock within the fund. Is there any reason why this fee cannot be charged directly to the account of the participant who directs such a transaction?

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