Who do you use for your 401k / Roth, etc?

[sunzt]

FIA operated the 2% Schwab card as well. Like someone else said, I use the card, the bill comes every month, and then I pay the bill. Never had a problem with the card in the ~2 years I've had the card.



You can direct the 2% into a normal account. There is no conversion needed. If you earn $200, you get $200 deposited.

That card is not available now:
http://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/2011/adieu-to-the-2-charles-schwab-credit-card/

 

[stlc8tr]

That card is not available now:
http://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/2011/adieu-to-the-2-charles-schwab-credit-card/

Weren't we talking about the Fidelity 2% card?

I was. If I earn $200 on the Amex, $200 gets deposited into my normal Fidelity account. I can then either use it on Fidelity stuff or have it sent to my checking account.

 

[sunzt]

Weren't we talking about the Fidelity 2% card?

I was. If I earn $200 on the Amex, $200 gets deposited into my normal Fidelity account. I can then either use it on Fidelity stuff or have it sent to my checking account.

what do you mean by "normal" fidelity account? I have it sent to my Roth IRA.

 

[stlc8tr]

what do you mean by "normal" fidelity account? I have it sent to my Roth IRA.

By normal, I'm just saying that's a non-retirement account as I didn't want Fidelity randomly depositing money into a retirement account. I'd rather just write them a check at the beginning of the year.

 

[PricklyPete]

Vanguard
American Funds
Putnam