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Originally Posted by aljetmet
I rolled over my 401K in 1993 to Fidielity. It's a brokerage account and I have several Vanguard ETFs. I also have a non-retirement brokerage account where some of my future TV down payment resides.
I managed my father in laws accounts at Schwab, Vanguard and Citi and found that Fideity's online website to be superior.
FYI I pay $7.95 per trade and Fidelity now has no fees to purchase 30 diffferent ETFs.
On some non Fidelity mutual funds you can pay $75 per trade so you need to do your homework and decide if it's worth it.
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You don't pay fees to buy ETFs but there are add'l fees within the system that affect your returns. That's also why 529s have lagged...there's a layering of fees. Nonetheless, still pretty much the best for college savings because of the tax benefits....
Why do you buy ETFs vs individual funds?