This means it is very important that you select tax - efficient investments
for standard brokerage accounts.
Not exact matches
When I moved to a full - service
brokerage, we had software that would generate detailed performance reports
for clients, but I had to go into the system and do this manually: the
standard client
account statements still didn't include them.
Now
for the next dilemma I was facing, whether to save
for college in a 529 plan or a
standard brokerage account.
The other dilemma I face is whether to save
for college in a 529 plan or a
standard taxable
brokerage account?
When you open a
brokerage account with E * Trade, the most you'll pay is
for $ 9.99 per stock or option trade, which is the
standard commission — this has gone down $ 3.00 in the last two years as E * Trade has responded to changes in the financial landscape (e.g. the crisis).
We've had Roth IRAs
for several years but opened a (
standard)
brokerage account about 1.5 years ago.
Since an IRA is a type of designation applied to
standard accounts they can be cashed out similar to a
brokerage account or other investment
account however additional forms may be required
for filing with the Federal Government.
I already use Fidelity
for my 401k and individual
brokerage account so I'm pretty attracted to this idea of using Fidelity and dropping any
standard «bank»
account.
For example, REITs are required to pay high dividends, so if you keep REITs in your
standard brokerage account, you'll incur hefty dividend taxes.