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 ...

E*TRADE utilizes a cash sweep to a money market fund until cash balances are used as part of a rebalancing. Cash in the money market fund can also be used to fund a separate bill pay or checking ...

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 ...

It's important to know about the best E*Trade Penny Stocks. Penny stocks are for traders, not investors. Most investors consider penny stock trading to be nothing more than gambling. Information ...

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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 ...