brokerage accounts
Securities holding accounts
A brokerage account is a financial account held with a licensed firm that allows you to buy and sell investments—stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs.
Unlike retirement accounts, brokerage accounts have no contribution limits or withdrawal restrictions, though investment gains are taxable.
She opened a brokerage account to start building a portfolio outside her 401(k).
- portfolio managementOverseeing investment holdings strategically
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
- trading platformsSystems for buying and selling securities
- market ordersTrades at current price
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Interest-bearing bank deposits
checking accounts · money market accounts · certificates of deposit · bank deposits · CDs
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Long-term savings vehicles
pension funds · annuities · term deposits · certificates of deposit · trust funds
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Ownable items with substance
real estate holdings · physical gold · cash in hand · gold bullion · precious metals
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