Anyone use Smith Barney for IRA’s?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

What kind of fees for an IRA ?

I’ve had IRA accounts for about 15 years, initiaially with Jack White & CO, who were bought out by TD waterhouse, who then merged with Ameritrade to become TDAmeritrade.

What kind of fees are you talking about ?
Annual fees ?

The only fees I pay are broker fees (9.99 per trade) when I buy or sell stocks. They have a bunch of mutual funds, but I use mostly ETFs, which trade like stocks.

[Coronita]

“”Does anyone use Smith Barney?”

Yes, and my recommendation, is RUN far far away from them as much as possible. Absolutely, positively completely cluster-f disorganized/moronic organization.

[Coronita]

“”Does anyone use Smith Barney?”

Yes, and my recommendation, is RUN far far away from them as much as possible. Absolutely, positively completely cluster-f disorganized/moronic organization.

[Coronita]

“”Does anyone use Smith Barney?”

Yes, and my recommendation, is RUN far far away from them as much as possible. Absolutely, positively completely cluster-f disorganized/moronic organization.

[Coronita]

“”Does anyone use Smith Barney?”

Yes, and my recommendation, is RUN far far away from them as much as possible. Absolutely, positively completely cluster-f disorganized/moronic organization.

[Coronita]

“”Does anyone use Smith Barney?”

Yes, and my recommendation, is RUN far far away from them as much as possible. Absolutely, positively completely cluster-f disorganized/moronic organization.

[stockstradr]

i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.

[stockstradr]

i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.

[stockstradr]

i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.

[stockstradr]

i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.

[stockstradr]

i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.

[Coronita]

[quote=stockstradr]i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.[/quote]

Heh heh. I cant. Restricted stock. Can’t even hedge against them in the same account.

[Coronita]

[quote=stockstradr]i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.[/quote]

Heh heh. I cant. Restricted stock. Can’t even hedge against them in the same account.

[Coronita]

[quote=stockstradr]i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.[/quote]

Heh heh. I cant. Restricted stock. Can’t even hedge against them in the same account.

[Coronita]

[quote=stockstradr]i totally agree with briansdl and others who posted harshly critical comments of Smith Barney

Their fees are so high, that would transfer my employer-granted options out of SB to ETRADE before dumping the options, to avoid SB’s ridiculously high brokerage feeds. That employer had stupidly chosen SB to handle the options grants.[/quote]

Heh heh. I cant. Restricted stock. Can’t even hedge against them in the same account.

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