So I am now 30. Looking to start to invest every 1st work day of the month at least 10% of my salary. 5% would go towards index and ETFs. And 5% would go to stocks of companies I think would do good. I would start with 10%, in future maybe more. But looking to do that for 20 years at least. Until I get a kid and he/she turns 18, or when I turn 50, whichever comes later.
So my question is, fot that kind of investment is it better to use something like Interactive Brokers, or JP Morgan self investment. Reason for asking for JP is because I am banking with chase for last 10 years, I have 5 of their CCs and those are main cards I use. I also do business banking with them and BofA.
As far as I explored IBKR is better for day trading, but what abou long term.
And also can you help me out with fees associated on long term witg ETFs and single company stocks.
Thank you, hopefully I am not too late in lafe for this.
Submitted November 20, 2024 at 03:27AM by AzoTBG94 https://ift.tt/WK8m7Bi