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Fidelity, if you have $2M in Managed accounts, your 2% Visa becomes a 3% Visa
As explained in https://www.doctorofcredit.com/fidelity-introduces-benefits-for-wealth-management-customers-includin...
the fees for managed services are quite high so not really a good choice unless the service for the fee is valuable to you anyway!
Ya saw that.. I think Ill keep my 2 million in the underground safe and hope my AOD lasts
I always laugh at my self when I read some of these catches . 2 mil ! If only I could have half that lol and they could keep the 1% 😆
@CreditCuriosity wrote:Ya saw that.. I think Ill keep my 2 million in the underground safe and hope my AOD lasts
Just out of interest, where exactly is the safe, and what's the combination?
Thanks for posting, but it's just a matter of time before they nerf it after the myfico stampede.
@CreditCuriosity wrote:Ya saw that.. I think Ill keep my 2 million in the underground safe and hope my AOD lasts
You keep your 2 million underground? I keep mine in my dreams (I think it's safer there)
@longtimelurker wrote:Fidelity, if you have $2M in Managed accounts, your 2% Visa becomes a 3% Visa
As explained in https://www.doctorofcredit.com/fidelity-introduces-benefits-for-wealth-management-customers-includin...
the fees for managed services are quite high so not really a good choice unless the service for the fee is valuable to you anyway!
Not a problem! I can just open my piggy bank and there should be an easy $2M in there!
@Wavester64 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:Fidelity, if you have $2M in Managed accounts, your 2% Visa becomes a 3% Visa
As explained in https://www.doctorofcredit.com/fidelity-introduces-benefits-for-wealth-management-customers-includin...
the fees for managed services are quite high so not really a good choice unless the service for the fee is valuable to you anyway!
Not a problem! I can just open my piggy bank and there should be an easy $2M in there!
Well, after a long lifetime of overpaid work and stock market gains, I do actually have $2M+ in IRAs with Fidelity, but as it is all in index and similar things, it doesn't count at all as they are not getting their wealth management fees.
That's really generous of Fidelity to offer rewards to poorer people. (That was sarcasm)
@CreditCuriosity wrote:Ya saw that.. I think Ill keep my 2 million in the underground safe and hope my AOD lasts
+2 Million