Questions & Answers about ETRADE

ETrade has no account minimums.

Maybe.

ETrade charges no inactivity fees.

Yes, tons. You will be hit be fees for everything imaginable. They even make up their own ADR fees which are above the actually ADR depository bank's fees (probably not legal) but they will refund these if you ask them to.

No.

ETrade gives a pretty standard $2,500 for new accounts with $1 million in assets and $3,500 for new accounts with $2 million in assets.

Just publicly listed crypto ETFs.

Now that ETrade is owned by Morgan Stanley, you can get access to a pretty decent flow of IPOs through their IPO center. But, ETrade's users are rarely allocated any large positions that might be given to large investors with Morgan Stanley.

There is a fair amount of free research available though the website, but it is generally worth what you are paying for it (ie, nothing).

Etrade's trading platforms have never been as stable as those from, say, TD Ameritrade or Interactive Brokers. The the website is very reliable.

Yes. The mobile apps are reliable.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

ETrade's savings accounts were actually competitive with the best online savings rates in the mid-2010s, and under Morgan Stanley's ownership they are again more competitive than most other online brokerage if you open an attached online MS savings accoun

No.