Where can I find a broker?

Once you’re logged in to your www.OxfordClub.com account, you can find a list of discount brokers and a financial planner’s network here. You can also access The Oxford Club’s personal network of highly regarded specialists, designated as Pillar One Advisors here.

For example, a few of the most prominent brokers include…:

• Charles Schwab
• E-Trade
• Fidelity
• TD Ameritrade

Charles Schwab has more than $3 trillion in client assets. In addition to serving as a full-service brokerage since 1973, the company is currently a top online broker. By using Charles Schwab, you can get easy access to top-notch trading tools, stock research, and other benefits.

E-Trade was started in 1982. It has the distinction of being the first online brokerage in the entire country. In addition to its robust web platform, the company offers two mobile apps. Its Power E-Trade platform is designed for trading option contracts. With E-Trade, you can enjoy having excellent trading tools. While E-Trade holds its own with stock trading, it really stands out with option contracts.

With Fidelity, you can trade online for $0. This platform offers top-notch trading tools and some of the best research in the industry. Many people also use the platform for their retirement savings. Designed as a straightforward mobile app, this platform is currently used by 30 million clients. If you want to do investment research, Fidelity offers 16 equity research reports. Plus, you can check out the in-house market analysis to gain a better understanding of the marketplace.

TD Ameritrade is one of the most prolific brokers out there in terms of information accessibility and investor support. It also has an extensive library of educational materials for investors, including videos, articles, quizzes, and much more, on virtually every topic. There are no account minimums and no fees on stock or exchange-traded fund trades. TD Ameritrade offers a large selection of investments, including cryptocurrencies and IPOs on qualified accounts. With no-commission trades, it aligns well with the move to no-fee services across the industry.