Should you leave your child's account at Robinhood, or roll it over to Fidelity, Vanguard, or Schwab? This tool compares expense ratios, outgoing fees, and the compounding difference over 18 years — so you can make the call with actual numbers instead of vibes.
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It depends. Robinhood's default fund has a slightly higher expense ratio than Fidelity FSKAX or Schwab SWTSX. Over 18 years the dollar difference is modest. The tool runs the actual numbers with your starting balance and contribution assumption.
Some receiving brokerages charge a one-time ACATS fee; others waive it. The tool factors in the fee when comparing final balances at age 18.
An ACATS transfer between brokerages typically takes 5–10 business days. Your money stays invested during the transfer — it's moved in kind, not liquidated.
Yes. 530A accounts are not subject to the IRA one-rollover-per-year rule. You can move the account whenever it makes sense.