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01-25-2010 04:45 PM |
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Originally Posted by DrNip
(Post 23244)
I have Ameritrade for my stocks and Fidelity for my IRA which consist of mutual funds. Ameritrade is cheaper to trade with on stocks. I have a Zecco account and use to love them but they have changed a few things around and not too fond of them. Of course they are only $4.99 a trade which is nice but I was trading for them in the beginning when you got 20 free trades a month. I quit them beginning of this year. Sold everything and transfered my funds. Damn interest rate on my savings account just didn't cut the mustard. I love trading like I love overclocking, :D
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I loved Fidelity and the way they do things related to the info you can get and the options you have for doing whatever within your 401K. We had them at work for a few years, then the switch was made to Puttman and I don't like the way theirs is setup. I could manage things way better with Fidelity than what Puttman has for options plus Fidelity's site made more sense and had good explanations on what was what.... Puttman's site has you guessing all the time with not alot of help for knowing what's going on in comparison.
As to stocks, haven't got into that yet but I need to learn more about that before diving in.
BTW, if we are going to start talking about finances, maybe this needs it's own post topic....
Overclocking your finances?
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