Despite the likes of almost every other firm out there charging either $0, or worst case scenario $5 per trade, RJ charges it's employees $25 per trade. I recall Paul being asked about this in multiple forums, and his answer was always, "Well we can't let our associates pay less than our clients." This is the definition of BS. I am a trustee over several accounts with RJ, and trades cost less than $6. Just another example of how RJ screws its employees on a daily basis.
PS - Don't you love how you are bullied into giving for United Way (so RJ can take credit) at the exact same time you receive your bonus payout?