Ryanwb

Does anyone have a recommendation for an IRA? I had mine through ING and they charge me a $34 yearly fee...

Many of them require a minimum balance that I don't have after the economy took a dump.

I'm looking for a no maintenance fee, no minimum balance

Russ Smith

Mine is with Fidelity, I haven't had any problems and I'm pretty sure mine is without annual fees but I have had it for years so the balance is high enough I may be getting around fees that way?

I also rolled my 401k into an IRA after getting laid off, the 401k was with Fidelity so I rolled it over into an IRA with them, that was a pain in the neck but it turned out to be the fault of my former employer not Fidelity. They had been acquired and had done some paperwork incorrectly so Fidelity was required to get approval from an entity(my former company) that no longer existed and that delayed the paperwork until it got straightened out.

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SuperSpck

I assumed this thread had something to do with the Irish Republican Army.
I can't think of any recommendations for them other than not to trust this guy:

CaptTurbo

Is this a Roth IRA?

If so your local credit union whoudl offer Roths with no fees at all. Thats what we have on top of my government retirement package. I dont have faith that Social Security or my government pension will be there when I am 60 so I have a Roth for me and my wife.

You can max it out at 5000 per year for each IRA.

jf-08

why you hatin' on Boromir?

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SuperSpck

He played the IRA antagonist in Patriot Games.