Why you don't use a bank for your IRA?

by | Oct 26, 2022 | Simple IRA | 14 comments

Why you don't use a bank for your IRA?




Last week we did a video on how your retirement is insured and asked the question, why don’t you want to have your IRA at your local bank or any bank for that matter?

There is one particular reason we don’t want to do this and today we will cover it.

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14 Comments

  1. Newbeginnings

    Here’s another point! How do people lose there money? Greed and everyone is there to oblige you! Sometimes Safe is better!

  2. asrickman1

    How about Credit Unions? Would you compare them to passive banks mentality as well?

  3. Matthew Henderson

    I’m unhappy with my current custodian institution. I’m searching for the best financial institution for traditional IRA.

  4. Cushite Calisthenics

    I'm confused what about companies like Merril Edge? Don't they work with Bank of America but are a actual seperate investment company?

  5. Saul Goodman

    2 years later, banks are under 1%.

  6. Gabe L

    So banks are too conservative when it comes to investment

  7. Dope

    I’m 45 and haven’t save any money for retirement I make 40k a year … what’s my best thing to do for my retirement.. pension / 41k /ira Or what should I do

  8. Hannah Kim

    I opened roth ira at Bank of america (Merrill Edge) recently can i open vanguard roth ira and transfer contribution to vanguard? Thank you!

  9. johnny22

    So Im at a fork in the road. I have a 401k from an old employer that is terminating. I wasn't adding anything since I left, but the question is to rollover to another 401, IRA or cash out. And i have zero clue, where to look or what the smart moves would be. Any advice?

  10. Ronald Snipes

    Imma be in Miami on the 4th of July week I'm really interested in Jazz wealth so i want to know more

  11. Ronald Snipes

    Hey quick question where are you guys located

  12. Tony Steel

    Appears as if a banker disliked the video. LOL..!!

  13. kene E

    Having my IRA with a bank is one of the worst decisions i ever took… well learnt my lesson

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