Which $0 Commission Brokerage Should You Use in 2023?

Which $0 commission brokerage is the best for beginners in 2023 and which should you use?
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00:00 The Best Online Brokers for Stock Trading in 2022
01:38 What Factors Should You Consider When Choosing an Online Broker?
03:08 TD Ameritrade
05:07 Charles Schwab
06:23 Fidelity
08:29 E-Trade
09:44 Vanguard
11:04 Chase
12:04 Merrill Edge
13:23 Interactive Brokers
14:48 TradeStation
15:52 Firstrade
17:18 Robinhood
18:40 Public
20:10 Webull
21:31 MooMoo
23:03 M1 Finance
24:50 SoFi
26:03 Ally Invest
27:31 Betterment
28:55 Wealthfront
30:05 Acorns
31:42 Cash App
33:10 Stash
34:26 Double Check!

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[kanenomoja]

Another possible topic to consider when comparing brokers - trade confirmations and tax reporting. I’d be interested to know who makes these things easier.

[larryarsenault]

I like Schwab because of their customer service. When I first opened an account there, i was calling two three times a week with some embarrassingly dumb questions but customer service was always polite, friendly, knowledgable. They really went out of their way to help me find my way around. I also like their research tools and their "Street Smart Edge" trading platform can be set up anyway you want it. I keep mine simple with a few basic tools and so far no complaints. I have used two other big name brokers on this list and when i didn't have a big account, i didn't get good customer service and for me, customer service, especially the ability to reach a real person fairly quickly, who speaks English well and knows what they're talking about or can connect me to someone who does quickly, is why I am with Schwab.

[abigailb]

I had 500 dollars in a investing account and I didn't know how to work it at all. A few years later, it went down to 130 dollars. I decided that I am going to try to make that money back, so here I am. Wish me luck!

[andrewt]

Instant deposit credit is a must have in my opinion. Unfortunately, Charles Schwab doesn't give instant deposit credit for invest. I go with Fidelity too.

[Ryanl]

TDA has been good to me (so far) especially think or swim

[p.c.h.]

I wish you would make a video letting people know where all these brokers are regulated, that’s something to keep in mind above anything else

[pamcas]

For future videos like these it would be great if you included which platforms allow fractional share investing

[ElGuerreroMaya]

Wonder why this channel doesn't upload anymore, they made such good videos

[GambanJasonC]

I like using Fidelity because of the zero commission fee for OTC stocks. Tried Firstrade but the trading interface feels outdated and customer service was not that great. It took 2 months to close my account with Firstrade completely for some reason.

[JennyA]

Too bad TD Ameritrade has been bought out by Schwab. I'm still doing a wait and see about them and if they'll move over a lot of TD's features or get rid of them.

[tim-pf]

Where have you been?
Your videos are great!

[ozb]

well, have no experience at all, and i am looking to start, that is why i looked at this video, and so far, you enough info to know and understand how much i don't understand, and now i have more questions then answers lol

[jessesnowden]

Literally sitting here wondering this when your noti popped up on my phone. Thanks so much!

[johnhenderson]

Wish TD Ameritrade would stay by themselves and not go with Schwab.

[josephanthony]

As a beginner if I want to invest in Tech companies who's platform best fits my needs and how would I know if they pay dividends ??

[martinsoos]

I read (on the internet) that Robinhood had 1 out of 6000 accounts hacked and that they were the worst, so when Charls Schwab told me that I could get rid of some of the security on my computer to make it faster I passed on that. Most of what I do is on Fidelity, and they won't allow a trade under $3 without a phone call and it is just not worth it. For donating money (I expect to lose it all) I use Charls Schwab for throwing money at SOLO and FUV. With Fidelity, I only trade on my work phone, and it is an LLC account also, and I only use 4K since the internet gets hacked so easily. If anyone knows stats on safety on 4K let me know if it is as safe as I think it is.

[msgsagho]

Nice job! you did a great job explaining all these platforms.

[kellyfoster]

what happened to this channel? I just discovered it and sad to see no new videos.

[kanenomoja]

IB has a caveat to their $0 trading of US stocks and ETFs. If a trade exceeds 10% of your monthly average trading, they charge $.005/share. That needs some unpacking to fully understand, but I’m not loving the added layer of complexity.

[nolas]

Sofi now has options and early ipo trading. It's a lot better than when this video was released.