Not my 1st choice, but they're ok. Personally I'd rather go with Vanguard, Fidelity or TR Price.
Then get yourself a good mutual fund(s) - ttl market index, ttl international index, ttl bond index.
I wouldn't put the IRA $ with kind of a brokerage firm. They'll take fees for starting the paperwork, upfront fees, maybe back end fees. It's fees, fees, fees.
I worked with a investment firm for 13 yrs & saw the stock market go up and mostly down and tons of peeps losing their retirement money. It's sad.
Be safe.............go to a bank & open up an IRA which I did that. You never lose money but get a nice quarterly sum!
Yes. One of the best. They also have some good
mutual funds.
There's little difference among the major online brokerages. The key question you need to ask yourself is whether you WANT a brokerage account. If you're going to stay will mutual funds, go direct with a good fund company like Vanguard or T. Rowe Price (which also offer brokerage accounts, by the way).
I would go to vanguard due to their low fees.
Less fees mean more money in your pocket
Best of luck
I want to open up a brokerage account with an IRA. Any suggestions are welcome
