Fidelity vs TD Ameritrade
Fidelity is a cash management account with a decent APY. How does it compare to TD Ameritrade? Read our comparison chart below.
Fidelity offers stock trades at $0 per trade and more than 180 branch locations. There is no minimum deposit.
While TD Ameritrade offers $0 commission online stock, ETF, and option trades. This online broker also has more than 100 branch locations. There is no minimum deposit, no maintenance fee, and no inactivity fee.
Compare Fidelity with TD Ameritrade, side-by-side.
Fidelity | TD Ameritrade | |
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Commission-Free Trading - Online Stock, ETF and Option Trades - | Commission-Free Trading - Online Stock, ETF and Option Trades - | |
Benefits and Features | ||
Stock Trading | $0 commission for online stock, ETF, and option trades | |
Options Trading | ||
Annual Fee | ||
Cryptocurrency Trading | ||
Minimum Deposit | ||
Mutual Fund Trading | Up to $49.95 or $74.95 for buys. $0 for sells | |
Commission Free ETFs | ||
Live Chat Support | ||
Penny Stocks | ||
Broker Assisted Trades | ||
Inactivity Fee | ||
Maintenance Fee | ||
Online Platform | ||
Banking | Cash Management account offers free ATM withdrawals, no monthly maintenance fees, free online bill pay, and free check writing. | |
Mobile App | ||
Desktop App | ||
Forex Trading | ||
Futures Trading | $2.25 per contract (plus exchange & regulatory fees) | |
Bond Trading | ||
CFD Trading | ||
Currency Trading | ||
Customer Service | ||
Locations | More than 100 locations in 34 states | |
Seminars | ||
Trading Platform | ||
Virtual Trading | ||
CreditDonkey® Reviews | ||
Savings | ||
Fees | ||
Mobile App | ||
Customer Service | ||
Pros & Cons | Pros:
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Bottom Line | Cash management account with a decent APY... | |
Blank fields may indicate the information is not available, not applicable, or not known to CreditDonkey. Please visit the product website for details. Fidelity: Pricing information from published website as of 07/05/2024. TD Ameritrade: Pricing information from published website as of 09/05/2023. |
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