The Pros and Cons of Investment Holding Methods
You can hold your investments in a variety of ways including in a street name, book entry, stock certificate, DRIP, or through mutual fund, brokerage or retirement account. This resource will explain the pros and cons of each holding method and help determine what is right for you.
Holding Shares of Stock in a Street Name
Holding shares of stock in a street name merely means that the certificates, if any, are registered to your broker or financial firm.
Holding shares of stock in a street name merely means that the certificates, if any, are registered to your broker or financial firm.
Asset Management Accounts - The Solution to your Banking and Brokerage Needs
With the passage of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999, asset management accounts burst onto the scene simplifying the financial lives of millions of Americans. This article explains what asset management accounts are, how they came into existence, and what they can do for you.
With the passage of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999, asset management accounts burst onto the scene simplifying the financial lives of millions of Americans. This article explains what asset management accounts are, how they came into existence, and what they can do for you.