Disclosure...I own stock in Schwab.
When Charles Schwab/Fidelity started out as discount brokers, they were the outsiders. Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Citi were the big boys type. Then hedge funds started from the insiders, getting inside to the MMs (I know this is simplistic, but here me out).
I went to my bank today...Started talking to a pimple faced kid who was following GME. He said he had a Robinhood account and had no need for Schwab or Fidelity...He is training to sell mutual funds for the bank years down the road.
The question I would like to ask is, when generational money gets passed down (parents/grandparents die), and these young people inherit large sums of money, will they keep IB and Robinhood or look to Schwab/Fidelity to round out their investments??
Will IB and Robinhood start looking more and more like Schwab/Fidelity, with their offerings of financial and retirement (computer generated) advise? Maybe an enlarged banking system and estate planning department...With real (on the phone) customer service??
Will they move to Schwab/Fidelity or just keep their IB/Robinhood accounts years down the road?? Thanks for any insight...
When Charles Schwab/Fidelity started out as discount brokers, they were the outsiders. Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Citi were the big boys type. Then hedge funds started from the insiders, getting inside to the MMs (I know this is simplistic, but here me out).
I went to my bank today...Started talking to a pimple faced kid who was following GME. He said he had a Robinhood account and had no need for Schwab or Fidelity...He is training to sell mutual funds for the bank years down the road.
The question I would like to ask is, when generational money gets passed down (parents/grandparents die), and these young people inherit large sums of money, will they keep IB and Robinhood or look to Schwab/Fidelity to round out their investments??
Will IB and Robinhood start looking more and more like Schwab/Fidelity, with their offerings of financial and retirement (computer generated) advise? Maybe an enlarged banking system and estate planning department...With real (on the phone) customer service??
Will they move to Schwab/Fidelity or just keep their IB/Robinhood accounts years down the road?? Thanks for any insight...