it is a bit strange that you are not answering my question ... i asked if a person has to open an account with fidelity or vangard or if he can buy any product directly using his account in switzerland or france. YES OR NO ?
sorry for a trivial question. in order to buy on the fidelity website I have to open an account with them and then buy the necessary CD ?so the money from my bank I have to send to the fidelity account before I buy anything ?
and so I'm not interested anymore ... when I buy bread at the store I just put it in the cart and take it home ... if I bought bread and left it in the cart at the store it's not for me.
How does auto enroll work on the one year ladder. After the first three month cd matures does it set up up to replace with a one year cd, so that you are always churning over every three months, i would assume?
For index funds you can directly purchase (with a scheduled transfer) with funds that are not in your fidelity account, but directly from your bank account. Is there a way to do that with CDs? I don't think so That is a bit of an inconvenience to be honest
Unfortunately, purchasing CDs directly from your Fidelity account, similar to how you can buy index funds with a scheduled transfer, is not possible. Have a great day!
Fidelity does not charge any fees for purchasing CDs directly from their platform. However, it's important to note that the CDs themselves may have their own fees or expenses associated with them, which can vary depending on the specific CD offering. Thanks for your question!
When I went to do this, it only gave an option for me to pull money from an existing fidelity account, and all I have are retirement accounts. These accounts are linked to my checking account, but it would not let me pull directly from my bank to fund the CD. Any advice?
Thanks for your question! You may need to put some money in your settlement account. Have you tried transferring money from your bank to your settlement account in Fidelity? If you have money in your settlement account then you can purchase CDs.
You might also want to mention there's a trade settlement date which is the date that you're purchase will actually happen, which is usually a few days in the future when you commit to buy it. Also, I was looking into the auto rollover feature which I came the year video to see what you knew about it from the wording on their side. Didn't actually sound like they're going to roll it over for you. They're just going to maybe alert you. I don't know. I couldn't figure it out by what they had listed there.
I am not a resident of the u.s. and the bank is outside the u.s. . how exactly in terms of the algorithm of my steps I would be able to buy and сD for a year. \ New Issue CD Rates (% APY)= 5.5 % for now \ please explain . step by step so that there is no misunderstanding for me.
To stop auto-enrollment in a Fidelity account, you can follow these general steps: Access your Fidelity Account: Log in to your Fidelity account through the Fidelity website or mobile app using your username and password. Locate Account Settings: Once you are logged in, navigate to the account settings or profile section of your Fidelity account. The exact location of these settings may vary depending on the platform's layout and design. Review Automatic Enrollment Options: Look for options related to automatic enrollment or contribution settings. Fidelity may have specific sections or tabs dedicated to managing automatic enrollment or contribution preferences. Adjust Automatic Enrollment Settings: Within the automatic enrollment section, you should be able to modify or disable the automatic enrollment feature. Follow the provided instructions to make the desired changes. Confirm Changes: After adjusting the settings, review the changes you made to ensure they accurately reflect your preferences. Save the changes or confirm your selection according to the instructions provided by Fidelity. Verify the Update: To ensure that the automatic enrollment has been stopped successfully, it is advisable to check your account status or contact Fidelity's customer support if needed. They can confirm whether the changes have been applied to your account.
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it is a bit strange that you are not answering my question ... i asked if a person has to open an account with fidelity or vangard or if he can buy any product directly using his account in switzerland or france. YES OR NO ?
@@almoni33 sorry I missed your question. Yes, you would need to open an account with Fidelity or Vanguard. Thanks!
FDIC-insured & call-protected is good advice. Also check Blue Sky Restrictions & see if your state is included.
Also depends if you want dividends.
If it’s restricted that’s a good thing right?
Great videos. Straight forward and good info.
Thank you very much for your kind comment. Have a great week!
Thank you for sharing the information on brokerage CDs. Your video was very professional, helpful and educational.
Thank you for your kind comment. Have a great week!
Thanks buddy. Short but sweet.
Glad it was helpful!
How much is the penalty for Fidelity or early widrawal? is it 1 month interest?
sorry for a trivial question. in order to buy on the fidelity website I have to open an account with them and then buy the necessary CD ?so the money from my bank I have to send to the fidelity account before I buy anything ?
Yes that's correct. Thanks for your question!
and so I'm not interested anymore ... when I buy bread at the store I just put it in the cart and take it home ... if I bought bread and left it in the cart at the store it's not for me.
How does auto enroll work on the one year ladder. After the first three month cd matures does it set up up to replace with a one year cd, so that you are always churning over every three months, i would assume?
For index funds you can directly purchase (with a scheduled transfer) with funds that are not in your fidelity account, but directly from your bank account. Is there a way to do that with CDs?
I don't think so
That is a bit of an inconvenience to be honest
Unfortunately, purchasing CDs directly from your Fidelity account, similar to how you can buy index funds with a scheduled transfer, is not possible. Have a great day!
Is the price that shows 100 a fee I pay?
Hi, do I pay any fee to buy CD from Fidelity? Thanks!
Fidelity does not charge any fees for purchasing CDs directly from their platform. However, it's important to note that the CDs themselves may have their own fees or expenses associated with them, which can vary depending on the specific CD offering. Thanks for your question!
why does it say Price $100? is that the fee?
When I went to do this, it only gave an option for me to pull money from an existing fidelity account, and all I have are retirement accounts. These accounts are linked to my checking account, but it would not let me pull directly from my bank to fund the CD. Any advice?
Thanks for your question! You may need to put some money in your settlement account. Have you tried transferring money from your bank to your settlement account in Fidelity? If you have money in your settlement account then you can purchase CDs.
Do you have any questions about brokered CDs?
how long does it usually take to fullfill, mine has been pending for a few days?
You might also want to mention there's a trade settlement date which is the date that you're purchase will actually happen, which is usually a few days in the future when you commit to buy it. Also, I was looking into the auto rollover feature which I came the year video to see what you knew about it from the wording on their side. Didn't actually sound like they're going to roll it over for you. They're just going to maybe alert you. I don't know. I couldn't figure it out by what they had listed there.
@@luisorozco3309 Few days usually
I am not a resident of the u.s. and the bank is outside the u.s. . how exactly in terms of the algorithm of my steps I would be able to buy and сD for a year. \ New Issue CD Rates (% APY)= 5.5 % for now \
please explain . step by step so that there is no misunderstanding for me.
@@almoni33 Thanks for your question. Can you please elaborate further? Is there a specific brokered CD you are looking to purchase? Thanks!
How do you stop the auto roll
To stop auto-enrollment in a Fidelity account, you can follow these general steps:
Access your Fidelity Account: Log in to your Fidelity account through the Fidelity website or mobile app using your username and password.
Locate Account Settings: Once you are logged in, navigate to the account settings or profile section of your Fidelity account. The exact location of these settings may vary depending on the platform's layout and design.
Review Automatic Enrollment Options: Look for options related to automatic enrollment or contribution settings. Fidelity may have specific sections or tabs dedicated to managing automatic enrollment or contribution preferences.
Adjust Automatic Enrollment Settings: Within the automatic enrollment section, you should be able to modify or disable the automatic enrollment feature. Follow the provided instructions to make the desired changes.
Confirm Changes: After adjusting the settings, review the changes you made to ensure they accurately reflect your preferences. Save the changes or confirm your selection according to the instructions provided by Fidelity.
Verify the Update: To ensure that the automatic enrollment has been stopped successfully, it is advisable to check your account status or contact Fidelity's customer support if needed. They can confirm whether the changes have been applied to your account.