I’ll check to see if Ameriprise is on the list of approved TSA’s for the company I work for. I need to get some investments going, and soon. Thanks for the tips regarding per trade fees and the internet site. I’ll check it out and then look for an investment company.
No problem, happy to help. Honestly, there are number of larger companies providing personalized investment advisory services as well as 1000s of independent financial advisors that can fit your needs. Aside from Ameriprise (what I use for my personal finances), there’s Fidelity, JD Edwards, Prudential, and myriad others. As long as the fee is a wrap 1% to 2% annual, it’s all the same. They’ll all put you in a set of mutual funds depending on your goals and risk tolerance. Furthermore, they’ll help you plan for the future and help you understand what you can do and expect.