Brooke Southall

The facts are on Fidelity’s side. Most kids don’t want to continue with their parents advisor. The Fidelity structure could retain assets. The final vote is worth watching.

Fidelity claims the sub-Robinhood segment for itself  (among majors) by offering 13- to 17-year-old investors a parent-lite, zero-fee  trading app to go with a neobank

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The Boston giant -- after the success of Step and others -- is going after this largely virgin market with a hard-knocks philosophy of teaching and a seamless transition to a regular brokerage account when the teen turns 18

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