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Both Fidelity and Vanguard brokerages offer a wide selection of ETFs with no trading fees.

What do you mean by rate increases?

Vanguard brokerage is funded by its ETF expense ratios; Fidelity by kickbacks from ETF ER as well as subsidized by other products they sell.

But I'm also confused why you suggest doing 400-2000 buys per month. That seems very high to me for a long-term retirement portfolio.

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Schwab has a bunch as well, not just schwab based ones.

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0 pointsloeg9y ago0 comments

Both Fidelity and Vanguard brokerages offer a wide selection of ETFs with no trading fees.

What do you mean by rate increases?

Vanguard brokerage is funded by its ETF expense ratios; Fidelity by kickbacks from ETF ER as well as subsidized by other products they sell.

But I'm also confused why you suggest doing 400-2000 buys per month. That seems very high to me for a long-term retirement portfolio.