Please please please, if you use one, go to a fee only Financial Planner for some advice, don’t go to one that charges you to manage your money, especially since it sounds like she wants to do it anyways.
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Vanguard and Fidelity are very highly rated for their low cost funds. Fidelity seems to have taken the lead from Vanguard with their selection of no cost mutual funds and no minimum. Fidelity even just opened 2 no fee, no minimum, no expense mutual funds.
Fidelity seems to have the best platform for all things, Vanguard is more limited to research. If she’s wanting to buy individual stocks, then Fidelity is going to be the best, only $4.95 per trade, followed by Vanguard, then USAA.
Charles Schwab is also another good one, that one is right behind Vanguard and Fidelity. But I have no experience with them. They do have a great debit card if you travel overseas though, no atm or foreign transaction fees.
Disclosure: I have IRAs with USAA, Vanguard, and Fidelity. I highly recommend Fidelity or Vanguard over USAA for this, but love USAA for everything other than brokerage.
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Please please please, if you use one, go to a fee only Financial Planner for some advice, don’t go to one that charges you to manage your money, especially since it sounds like she wants to do it anyways.
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