
1. FidelityTop pick
Best for: US investors who want retirement and trading accounts in one place with strong research
68.8
score / 100
Why switch from Vanguard
Similar low costs plus zero-expense-ratio index funds, fractional shares, crypto and stronger research tools.
Pros
- No commission on online US stock, ETF and options trades
- Zero-expense-ratio index mutual funds
- 24/7 phone and chat support plus physical investor centres
- Desktop trading platform for active traders
Cons
- Website and app are dense and can feel overwhelming
- Mainly for US residents
- Margin rates on small balances are high
How this score is calculated
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Verified facts
8 of 8 verified- Commissions
- $0 online US stock, ETF and option trades
- Checked Nov 8, 2026fidelity.com(opens source in a new tab)
- Stock, ETF and option trades
- $0 commission online (US)
- Checked Nov 8, 2026fidelity.com(opens source in a new tab)
- Secondary bond trades
- $1.00 per bond online
- Checked Nov 8, 2026fidelity.com(opens source in a new tab)
- Transaction-fee mutual funds
- $49.95 per purchase
- Checked Nov 8, 2026fidelity.com(opens source in a new tab)

