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In what way? I'd be curious to understand what it is you value about them, but your post reads more like marketing than a satisfied customer story.
by ysavir 5y ago
In what way? I'd be curious to understand what it is you value about them, but your post reads more like marketing than a satisfied customer story.
- gonehome 5y agoNo fees, also a brokerage, free checks, free atm, free wires, can trivially spin up IRA, move money between accounts, etc. Phone call support has been surprisingly good whenever I’ve needed it. When I used standard banks they often forced me to go in at difficult hours to do basic things and it took forever. They also had lots of fees (and as suggested in the parent comment, bad software)
- pwillia7 5y agoI fully agree. The difference is the value exchange. At a normal bank they just want to charge you fees because you cost them money. Fidelity lets you keep your money with them in the hopes that as you grow your money, you'll spend it on their investment products, which I imagine everybody does. Most brokers have some kind of cash account and they're always better than banks and almost always better than credit unions. I recommend keeping a credit union account open too so you have a local branch if you need something in person.