I have a ROTH and Traditional IRA through Wells Fargo (I know, I know...), and I've had those accounts with them for about eight years at this point (yes, I know, shame on me).
Anyways, I contacted my adviser a month or two ago about the potential fees I was going to have in the month of September ($100 for each account), and to see if there was a fee-less option. They looked into it, and while there wasn't a fee-less option, they opted to waive the fees for this year.
Fast forward to now, and I received one of those larger envelopes you send 8.5 X 11 paper in from Wells Fargo. Inside was a brochure for Fidelity. Looking at it, I'm guessing that someone printed it out, staples the two sheets of paper together, and sent it my way.
This seems like a bad move for a company, to send advertisements for competitors to their customers. Is this a normal thing that happens regularly?
Submitted September 23, 2018 at 11:48AM by Life_in_gray_scale https://ift.tt/2OJscoV
