Roth IRA recommendations?

[Gregory1776]

I am in need of opening a IRA to roll my 401K from my old employer and to be able to contribute and save something incase the world doesnt burn down, oh in roughly about 2060-70. What would be a good place to look? went to fidelity website, seems fine, "Admin fee" was 12.50 every 3 months with employer and 14.xx with fidelity or .35%. 

There is just a little north of 50,000 with the employer.

im willing to see it grow aggressively, i am 29 in a month and havent really saved these past 9 years or so since ive been working (with the last 4 me pulling my head out of my....

I am also really into the idea of going somewhere and investing in gold and such, with all these numbers really not meaning anything. I'd want that to be held.

[keekers]

I'm missing something...Fidelity IRAs should be free; the only fees should be the expense ratios that you will pay for the investments themselves (e.g. mutual funds). Where are you seeing an administration fee for an IRA?

[titancylinder]

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@Gregory1776 wrote:

I am in need of opening a IRA to roll my 401K from my old employer and to be able to contribute and save something incase the world doesnt burn down, oh in roughly about 2060-70. What would be a good place to look? went to fidelity website, seems fine, "Admin fee" was 12.50 every 3 months with employer and 14.xx with fidelity or .35%. 

There is just a little north of 50,000 with the employer.

im willing to see it grow aggressively, i am 29 in a month and havent really saved these past 9 years or so since ive been working (with the last 4 me pulling my head out of my....

I am also really into the idea of going somewhere and investing in gold and such, with all these numbers really not meaning anything. I'd want that to be held.

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Look at Vanguard. One of the only Not for profit financial powerhouses (7.2Trillion+ under management) in world. 

[ptatohed]

If you have interest in the 3% CB Robinhood card, you can consider Robinhood.  $50/yr for Gold but you'll have access to the credit card, and their 3% IRA match.  

You can also consider B of A.  With your $50k IRA, you'll come in at Platinum Tier Preferred Rewards.   

[titancylinder]

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@ptatohed wrote:

If you have interest in the 3% CB Robinhood card, you can consider Robinhood.  $50/yr for Gold but you'll have access to the credit card, and their 3% IRA match.  

You can also consider B of A.  With your $50k IRA, you'll come in at Platinum Tier Preferred Rewards.   

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It should be noted, in order to keep the 3% match with Robinhood, you must maintain the account and gold for 5 years.