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I’ve been a long time Chase customer for my brick and mortar bank and have been happy with their service. I’ll soon have a nice chunk of change coming from the sale of my work condo and need to open a brokerage account. My first thought was to use Schwab, where I have my IRA account. But I recently saw that I can open a JPMorgan/Chase brokerage account (with a $700 bonus) that links easily to my Chase checking account. I like the idea of simplicity and keeping my accounts to a minimum.
I thought it would be a simple matter to go to a branch and see what their online trading platform looked like. I was wrong. No one locally, or at corporate HQ can let me temporarily log in as a guest.
I specifically want to see if they offer a good selection of fixed income offerings; corporate bonds, treasuries, CD’s. If they don’t have a good selection, I’ll stick with Schwab.
I would appreciate any insight, or if it’s not too much trouble perhaps a screenshot of a typical day’s offerings that don’t show any personal information. Thanks!
I thought it would be a simple matter to go to a branch and see what their online trading platform looked like. I was wrong. No one locally, or at corporate HQ can let me temporarily log in as a guest.
I specifically want to see if they offer a good selection of fixed income offerings; corporate bonds, treasuries, CD’s. If they don’t have a good selection, I’ll stick with Schwab.
I would appreciate any insight, or if it’s not too much trouble perhaps a screenshot of a typical day’s offerings that don’t show any personal information. Thanks!