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    Best Online Brokers, 2019 | Kiplinger

    Money MechanicsBy Money MechanicsJune 9, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    As investor needs and preferences change, brokerages must adapt. Brokerages’ mobile apps have grown more sophisticated as more clients have demonstrated that they like to do business on the go. And as investors have demanded lower costs, brokerages have trimmed commissions and fees across the board.

    But brokerages also need a keen ear for clients’ particular needs. Some clients want to be left alone to do their own thing, while others want their hand held. Some want to pay as little as possible to invest, and others are willing to pony up enough in assets to gain access to their own personal planner

    Our 2019 online broker ranking recognizes that no brokerage can hit the bull’s-eye for every type of client, and that the firm with the broadest appeal may not meet your specific needs. But ultimately, we favored firms that could do the most for most investors.

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    Check out our rankings. We also note special perks each broker offers.

    Brokers’ overall score depends on the weight we assigned to seven categories. The weighting: commissions and fees, 10%, investment choices, 20%, mobile app, 25%, tools and research, 12.5% each, and advisory services and user experience 10%.



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