I know to get the free 30 free trades a month you have to have $25000 which is steep but crunching the numbers it's still better for me than zecco. I imagine it's decent since it looks like it's Merrill Lynches back end. Any input would be great!
you know you have to have $25k in either Checking/Saving/CD ?
BobbyRobert
Ancient Member
posted: Nov. 24, 2009 @ 7:30a
I have used BoA brokerage for 2.5 years now, I am not a "power user" so it has mostly been fine for me. I considered the GUI to be OK. Execution speed has occasionally been poor. Their response to technical issues (the link between the brokerage and my other BoA accounts) has also been poor (although this may be a BoA banking responsibility -- no body wants to fix it) I have not used the research since the ML merger has been completed
YMMV
akbakb
New Member
posted: Nov. 25, 2009 @ 1:56p
Been using it for about a year, never had an issue, though I don't trade a lot. Spreads are fine. I mainly did it so that I could have a diversified portfolio of index ETFs but didn't have enough money to meet the mutual fund minimums.
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