A Brokerage Agreement between a Stockbroker and an Investment Club is a legal contract between the two parties which outlines the rights and responsibilities of the stockbroker and the investment club when engaging in stock trading activities. This agreement helps to protect both parties by providing a clear understanding of the terms and conditions related to the trades. It also establishes the fees that will be paid by the investment club as well as the duties that the stockbroker is obligated to fulfill. The agreement is typically customized to fit the needs of the investment club and covers topics such as the types of investments allowed, the frequency of trading, risk management and the types of services that the stockbroker will provide. It also outlines the procedures that will be followed in case of a dispute, such as arbitration or mediation. Types of Brokerage Agreements between Stockbroker and Investment Club include Full-Service Brokerage Agreement, Direct Access Brokerage Agreement, Limited Service Brokerage Agreement, and Discount Brokerage Agreement. Full-Service Brokerage Agreements provide comprehensive services that include financial advice, asset management, and trading. Direct Access Brokerage Agreements allow the investor to access the stock market directly, without the need for the stockbroker's assistance. Limited Service Brokerage Agreements provide access to the stock market, but with limited services such as order execution and order tracking. Discount Brokerage Agreements are generally the cheapest option, as they provide access to the stock market with minimal services, such as order execution, order tracking, and portfolio monitoring.