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Fee since Nov 3, 2025

LIAM: yes, it’s on the fee list

LifeX 2055 Inflation-Protected Longevity Income ETF is on Fidelity’s ETF service-fee list dated September 14, 2026. Buys cost 5% of the trade, up to $100 per order, since November 3, 2025.

LIAM · trade slip

FundLifeX 2055 Inflation-Protected Longevity Income ETF
Fidelity listLISTED
Fee sinceNov 3, 2025
Fee
applies
Fee on $500 buy$25.00
Fee on $1,000 buy$50.00
Fee on $2,000 buy$100.00
Fee on $5,000 buy$100.00
Fee on $25,000 buy$100.00
Fee on any sell$0.00

Source: Fidelity list p.23, dated September 14, 2026. Open the PDF. Not advice.

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LIAM fee questions

Does Fidelity charge a fee to buy LIAM?

Yes. LIAM (LifeX 2055 Inflation-Protected Longevity Income ETF) is on Fidelity’s ETF service-fee list dated September 14, 2026. Each online purchase is charged 5% of the trade value, capped at $100 per trade, since November 3, 2025.

Is there a fee to sell LIAM at Fidelity?

No. The service fee applies to purchases only. Selling LIAM has no service fee under the list’s terms; regular regulatory fees on sells still apply.

How much is the fee on a $1,000 buy of LIAM?

$50.00. Five percent of the trade, because it is under the $2,000 point where the $100 cap starts to bind. Any buy of $2,000 or more pays exactly $100.

I already hold LIAM. Am I charged?

Holding is not charged. The fee is triggered by new buys, including manual purchases. Check Fidelity’s current terms for automatic investments and dividend reinvestment before relying on this.

Sources: Fidelity ETF service-fee list (PDF, September 14, 2026) · Fidelity commissions page · How we read the list. Ticker and name are as printed by Fidelity.