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  • Sven said:

    You are special! You must be a high net-worth client. Fidelity offered little to us.

    I’m definitely not considered HNW at Schwab (my advisor is from the "Mass Affluent Branch”). I just asked and figured the worst they could do was say no. Even if you can’t get a blanket waiver (one of my accounts doesn’t qualify), they will frequently give you a one-off TF refund if you ask.

    Fido is miserly with extending anything to its clients. Mrs. Ruffles has significant assets there and an advisor ghosted us after we asked some basic questions about its services. You can’t even contact your advisor directly from their website as Schwab lets you do.
  • @MrRuffles. Same here. Hardly HNW @ Schwab. I got waivers on Vanguard , Fidelity and TRP, just by asking. If you don’t ask, you don’t get.
  • edited 1:31PM
    Does Schwab consider clients with $1M+ in investable assets to be high net worth clients?
  • Thank you for your inputs on various brokerages and their services.
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  • Does Schwab consider clients with $1M+ in investable assets to be high net worth clients?

    Yes, HNW is over $1 million, UHNW is $10 million: https://pressroom.aboutschwab.com/press-releases/press-release/2023/Schwab-Introduces-Differentiated-Experiences-to-Support-High-Net-Worth-Investors/default.aspx
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