Roth IRA Account Provider

[sproutmd]

Which account provider did you choose for your Roth IRA? Why? 

[whitemerlot]

I opened mine with Capitol One 360 because my cash was all there. I regret that now because I've bought all Vanguard funds and paid unnecessary fees. I'm planning to move everything to Vanguard.

[my3bears]

Vanguard. Low fees = more money for ME to compound over the decades. I like the website, too. I had money in some other brokerage places and it was SO hard to find info on their website. Everything's been transferred to vanguard.

[SJ]

Our Roth accounts are at Sharebuilder - connected to Capital One. I frequently buy individual stocks and have been happy there.

DH's SEP IRA is at Vanguard- just index funds & we are also happy there.

[Poppy]

Vangaurd. I feel like I need to put my spiel in my siggie.

They are awesome - the leading provider of low-cost index funds, great website and customer service, and they have a unique business model where their investors (clients) own the company, which helps incentivize them to act in their clients' best interest (rather than their shareholders who are all about maximizing profit).

[Susie]

Mine is at Vanguard, Calvin's is at T. Rowe Price.

[v]

Fidelity, because we are required to because of my husband's job.

Before that we were at Vanguard, because we had very limited options because of my husband's old job, and that was the only good one.

But we've been perfectly happy with both. My husband prefers the funds at Vanguard, but you really can't go wrong with either.

[msmerymac]

My husband had his at Vanguard and I had an old 401k that was rolled to a really bad IRA (like was growing at the rate of a savings account), so I rolled it to Vanguard on his recommendation and have been happy ever since. I find the site very easy to navigate and they have a lot of fund options and low fees.

[kaylie]

I have mine at WellsFargo because we have a type of account that allows us to make 100 free brokerage trades per year (I self manage).