E*Trade, the brokerage platform owned by Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), disclosed plans to launch five zero-cost mutual funds, available exclusively to its customers, according to a regulatory filing ...

E*Trade customers can already access thousands of mutual funds. Soon, they may be able to buy proprietary funds from E*Trade which will boast no management fee. The online brokerage unit of Morgan ...

We’ve compiled an extensive list of some of our favorite alternatives to E*TRADE, which includes a variety ... ETFs, mutual funds and more. Fidelity has some of the lowest fees in the industry ...

It's rare for a broker to not offer access to exchange-traded funds, which have become popular investments — they trade like individual stocks but provide the diversification of mutual funds.

E*Trade and Morgan Stanley are facing a consumer class action accusing the Wall Street banks of automatically transferring uninvested funds to affiliate banks that yield minimal returns without ...

Any balance in the account earns the advertised interest rate, and funds are instantly available when transferring between other E*TRADE accounts, like your brokerage or checking accounts.

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U.S. equity funds witnessed the largest weekly outflow in four weeks in the week to March 5, driven by a tech sector selloff ...

US Equity Funds See Outflows on Tech Selloff, Trade War Worries (Reuters) - U.S. equity funds witnessed the largest weekly outflow in four weeks in the week to March 5, driven by a tech sector ...