Not really interested in day trading, primarily looking to throw some money into ETF/Index funds and hold for 20 years. Any suggestions on what brokerage account would be the go to for that? Thank you!
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It doesn’t really matter for long term investing, find the interface you like and don’t ever look at it again
Fidelity Etrade Schwab are all great
No commissions, and can add routine buys
Have used Fidelity for a while now and have no complaints. Full suite of market/ industry index funds which are usually pretty cheap.
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