Anonymous wrote:Vanguard or fidelity better choices

We use these two for investments/retirement.

I have all our insurance with USAA. And a couple of bank accounts. They are idiots. Every dealing with them is so frustrating (except a small car accident but it was the other party fault). If it werent so much trouble to switch everything to another insurer I would.

Vanguard is a good suggestion. We have all our financial investments thru schwab and i like them. They offer some very good low fee funds.

Another person who uses USAA for everything except IRAs which are Vanguard. I called them to get advice on how to set up a SEP and they were worthless (when generally they are helpful)

My father was a military officer, and so was I, and I've never had any insurer other than USAA.

But we've never used them for investments. When I briefly looked at their fees, they were insane compared to Vanguard.

I briefly had an account at USAA (which I also use for everything) and was (belatedly) shocked by the fees. Moved to Vanguard.

Vanguard or fidelity better choices

I had a managed account with them but then I looked at their fees and moved to vanguard. I do have a Roth ira and mutual fund through them but don't really keep track of them too closely. It's not my primary investment place.
I do have their cc, savings, and car/house insurance and really like them.

Just switched jobs and thinking about rolling my 401(k) into an IRA account. Anyone have experience with USAA investment services? We do all of our banking/insurance with them, and I'd love to have everything in one place (but not at the risk of sacrificing quality). I currently have all of my investment accounts with Ameriprise.