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Originally Posted by Buehler445
Thanks!
Do you have an account there? I looked into them after doing a case study in college round about a million years ago. (Which is an amazing advertising tool - put your case study in a business textbook). I know their funds are typically well represented in the performance listings, but was apprehensive because they only used Vanguard funds. Has it been a problem for you?
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I edited my post above after I think you saw it. Can you answer those for me? Why have another ROTH? Your total contribution for the year will be the same regardless of how many accounts you have.
My wife's ROTH IRA is through Vanguard. They have the lowest fees of any mutual fund company, plenty of options. You can buy individual stocks for $7 for the first 25 trades and I think and that rests every year (but you'll have to check that, maybe not). I have my ROTH through TRowePrice, mostly because my dad started it there for me when I was in middle school. Their fees are more but they have more specialty funds to choose from, although I've thought about moving it over to Vanguard as well due to fees being cheaper. Cheap fees for retirement planning is my preferred method of investing! My 401k through work offers some Vanguard index funds and that's where I park most of my money.