Schwab vs Fidelity vs Vanguard (DETAILED REVIEW)

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[JakeBroe]

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[TheBransynmotley]

I use Schwab, and I have friends that use Vanguard and Fidelity. All of us are happy with our decision. I can say from first hand experience that Schwab's customer service is on point. I called with a question that ended up being user error on my end, the representative took the time to give me a complete tutorial on their web page.

[keeseong]

I used to have accounts at Vanguard and Fidelity from work. They are good, no complaint if you have passive accounts. Meaning you just let your money sit and do its thing in mutual funds and such. I had a brokerage account with Schwab for more than 20 years and when I retired I consolidated all my accounts to Schwab. Here's why. I have full real time control of my accounts through Street Smart Edge (portal). I have security, I use a token to log in. I have a current account with a debit card that can withdraw cash worldwide without fees. And there is always an American at the other end of the line when I call.

[josephsantangelo]

Been with Fidelity for 20 years. Nothing but a great experience. I’m pretty sure they have 24/7 customer service unless that’s changed but that had it at one point. Easy interface to interact with too.

[lawrenceiuso]

Totally agree. I'm a long-time Vanguard user and advocate, but now that I'm retired and am more active with my portfolio, Vanguard is a very frustrating experience. I wish they would upgrade! Great review.

[zackarywilliamson]

Thank GOD for people who actually take the time and effort to make these well researched and informative vids.So very helpful in deciding which brokerage firm to choose.Nice job, Jake Broe.Thank You!

[pnkrckmom]

I cut my investing teeth on Vanguard, so I do have a preference for them. I find their website to be easy to navigate. And I like that Vanguard is investor-owned.

[christopherhaynes]

Thank you for this. Going to fidelity after the corruption at Robinhood this week.

[jrspookjdm]

My investment goal is long term so I’ll just stick Vanguard. Don’t wanna worry about any BS in the future

[andre-nunes]

Happy I went with Fidelity especially after seeing what Robinhood pulled

[lcam]

One reason I've shied away from Fidelity and gravitated to Schwab. Fidelity won't permit the selling of an ETF or stock and immediately use the proceeds to buy an alternate security, without having to wait for the transaction to settle. Schwab will permit such transactions provided you not turn around and sell the new security without it first settling.

[brigitterobinson]

My account is with Charles Schwab. They offer the purchase of fractional shares, screen sharing with customer service, debit cards, check writing privileges, street smart edge trading platform, etc. Charles Schwab owns TD Ameritrade.

[harryseen]

I’ve done 401k with Vanguard and Fidelity, and found your analysis fair for both. I prefer Fidelity for several reasons and actually moved my HSA to them also

[jameslovell]

I was with TIAA Cref for several years. A 401k I had was with Schwab and it was easier to roll that over to an IRA with Schwab than it was with TIAA, so I did that. After about two years of low cost and excellent service from Schwab, I moved everything to Schwab, including my checking account and I have been very happy ever since.

[samraat]

All things considered, my vote goes to Vanguard for the fact that they pay interest for the idle cash and fees for all three are about same. I did have trouble with the App though.

[leej]

A lot of OTC stocks weren't available for trade with Fidelity while it was on Schwab. One of the main reasons why I started using Schwab instead.

[anthony]

Nice summary. There was another point. Many of us have multiple accounts from job changes over time (especially with working couples). I happen to have all 3 you reviewed, and actually a 4th TIAA as well. That said you can ** choose more then one one*** ON Purpose. I recently opened a Schwab Checking account (already has an IRA) that gives one of the best E-banks, interest bearing checking, no fees, no atm fees anywhere. I terminated my Chase checking after years, not because they were bad, but because they wanted to force me into fee based account unless I moved investments their as well. Long story short you do not have to put all your eggs in one basket.

[SurfCityBill]

I've got accounts at all three. No real issues with any. I disagree that Vanguards site is not up to par. It's not glitzy but it works fine especially the portfolio review. I find Schwabs version difficult to use or even find.

[Alvin_]

I personally am an investing misfit. I started years ago with USAA and they were acquired by Schwab. Since the acquisition I have enjoyed my time with Schwab. I like the platform/user interface. Additionally, I like having 24 hour customer service and a physical location near me if necessary. The Schwab Platinum Amex doesn't hurt either. I have read 2-3 Boglehead books and most of my financial products are Vanguard products. Maybe one day I will open a Vanguard Account. I like the principles of Vanguard with the presentation and perks of Schwab.

[davidlightfoot]

My dad works for schwab so I decided to open a brokerage and went with schwab and I'm glad I did