At our last meeting, we decided to go with a broker.
We have been investing using the NAIC Low-Cost plan in BI.
The question is: How do we choose a broker who will suit our needs, yet
not cost us a lot of $$ in commissions? Where do we start? Two members
are already using the same broker A, a third uses a different broker B,
and of course, the 2 who use broker A think he's just wonderful, while
the member using broker B says different. So any help would be welcomed.
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I understand the concept of the NAIC Drip plan for purchasing stocks directly
and it
looks pretty good. I have a couple questions I haven't found the answers to
yet.
1. Who holds the stock certificates, or are there any?
2. How do you sell your shares, and how much time does it take?
I would like to hear from someone who has actually sold their shares. Thanks.
