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November 19, 2012 at 4:01 PM #20297November 20, 2012 at 10:10 AM #754976
UCGal
ParticipantReally – that’s not a good thing. The three brokerages with a rep for low cost/decent funds are Fidelity, Vanguard, and Schwab… with Vanguard being the lowest cost- but least service, and Fidelity being more expensive, but good service… and Schwab in the middle.
I’ve got money at all three – but have been migrating it all to Schwab. I’ll need to check what fees I’ll incur if I roll an old IRA out of Fidelity.
November 20, 2012 at 10:31 AM #754977Coronita
Participant[quote=UCGal]Really – that’s not a good thing. The three brokerages with a rep for low cost/decent funds are Fidelity, Vanguard, and Schwab… with Vanguard being the lowest cost- but least service, and Fidelity being more expensive, but good service… and Schwab in the middle.
I’ve got money at all three – but have been migrating it all to Schwab. I’ll need to check what fees I’ll incur if I roll an old IRA out of Fidelity.[/quote]
We’ll I’ve been consolidating to schwab. And I’m getting hit with fees moving out of fidelity.
November 20, 2012 at 2:26 PM #755003meadandale
ParticipantI’ve got my Keogh at Fidelity but I don’t do much active trading. May have to give some thought to moving it all over Schwabb.
Thanks for the heads up.
November 20, 2012 at 6:06 PM #755022sjk
Participant[quote=flu]Man… I hate fidelity…
Fees galore….
Maybe I’m just spoiled with Schwab…But seems like fidelity went from good to worst recently…Anything you do is fee this ,fee that…
Roll money in.. no fee. Roll same money out…fees. Fees fees fees fees fees..
(end vent)[/quote]
Fidelity…. AKA The flying pig……
November 20, 2012 at 6:08 PM #755023spdrun
ParticipantWhy not go with an online brokerage house?
November 20, 2012 at 7:44 PM #755028Coronita
Participant[quote=spdrun]Why not go with an online brokerage house?[/quote]
You mean like Schwab?
But seriously most employers 401k is administered by Fidelity… (Well at least in S.D.)
I rolled money into my 401k because I thought about consolidating around that…But then I noticed the selection of investments in that plan stunk…
Speaking of online brokerage firms, a lot of them have ridiculous fees too… TD Ameritrade is one of them….. If I close an account, they want me to pay $75… However if I keep the account open with $0, there is no fee…Totally stupid.
November 20, 2012 at 7:56 PM #755029spdrun
ParticipantI meant Scottrade which I’ve been consistently happy with. Mostly online, but also has a physical location 5 min walk from me if I need something out of the ordinary done.
November 20, 2012 at 8:02 PM #755030Coronita
ParticipantUCGal,
Forgot to mention..
Schwab’s running a bunch of promotions right now…If you’re planning on moving money in, might as well get the freebie.
For post-tax accounts
*If you move in $50k, get a kindle fire, or $200 apple gift card, or if you ask 50 free trades for 90 days
For IRA accounts
*If you move in $50k, same offer as above, OR $250 cash back.
Generally, limited to one transfer. But if you plan on moving multiple accounts, ask…It’s “negotiable”…. I opted for the free trades in both accounts since I need them 🙂
Also if you move in $250k or more, get a free ipad… Not sure if that’s worth it though….
November 21, 2012 at 1:06 PM #755080UCGal
ParticipantInteresting. Thanks Flu.
I’ve mostly consolidated to Shwab and my last account at fidelity is a really old rolled IRA. (almost 20 years since I rolled it.)I’ll have to look into grabbing some freebies.
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