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Seedic | Do I need to sell all my stocks before I can begin transfering my Fidelity Roth IRA to Scottrade? |
Or can I keep them as stocks? Fidelity charges too much for stock trades (freakin' $19.95!! Compared to Scottrade's $7) |
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lilahmorgan666
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No. don't sell. You will only rake up more trading fees. |
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Gary L
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No, you can do a broker to broker transfer. You can find the form on Scottrade website, or call their 800 #. |
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derek
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You can transfer them as-is.
I wouldn't be shocked if Fidelity charges you an account closure fee (it's fairly common). |
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buck
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no. your scottrade broker will take care of everything for you,
i am a client of scottrade and i find that they are a very good company to work with.
i hope this helps you and have a great day.
buck |
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Overtaxed
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no, don't sell. if you do you will incur penalties and taxes. ask scott for a transfer form. it directs fidelity to transfer all your assets, as it to the new scotts account. fidelity will probably charge you a transfer fee. find out how much it is first. before you do all that, make sure the savings is worth it--it depends on how much trading you do. fidelity charges me $8 because of my balance with them. maybe you can negotiate a lower rate if you threaten to leave. or maybe you are near a price break point. |
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Snagelfritz
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Talk with Scottrade, here they have an actual building I can go to and talk to a real person. I think they can transfer this stuff for you, not sure, and, not sure what it may cost. |
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BAL
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When you change an account from one broker to another, the new broker will have a form which will tell the first broker to transfer the assets in the account. There is no need to sell anything.
First you need to set up the account with the new broker so that you have an account number. The account name should be the same on both accounts for a transfer to work -- transfers between accounts with different names complicates things.
I have done this several times and it always works, but it can take a couple of weeks to get the transfers completed.
I have TD Ameritrade and they have an account transfer form online that can be downloaded and completed. I am sure Scopttrade has something similar for transfers into their accounts. |
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Dave W
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If you only hold stocks, they can be transferred without being sold, but if you have any proprietary Fidelity mutual funds, those funds might have to be sold first. You don't have to worry about any of that. Just fill out the Scottrade account transfer form and they will take care of getting the account transferred and, if necessary, selling any mutual funds and then transferring the cash from them. The process usually takes a couple weeks.
I've never seen a fee for transferring an account IN, but most companies charge a fee for closing an account, so most likely Fidelity will keep something like $50 - $75 as an account closing fee. That will likely be deducted from any cash balance you have in the account at the time of the transfer. |
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