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We offer a broad selection of brokerage accounts. Contact us if you need help determining the best account for your needs.
- Individual - For a single account holder only. The account holder must be 18 years of age or older.
- Joint - For two or more account holders, for example, a husband and a wife. Both account holders must be 18 years of age or older.
Two types of joint accounts are available:
Rights of survivorship: In the event that one party dies, all assets automatically transfer to the other party.
Tenants in common: In the event that one party dies, their portion of the assets will be transferred to an estate account and distributed according to will; the surviving party's assets remain undistributed and will be transferred into an individual account.
- Corporate - Established in the name of and for the benefits of a corporation
- Investment Club - One account made up of several individuals who pool their assets in order to make joint investment decisions.
- UGMA/UTMA - An account established for a child as a long-term asset accumulation vehicle for college tuition or other purposes. When the child reaches the age of majority, usually age 18, the child will gain full discretion over the account, unless the account is set up in a trust controlled by the custodian.
*Additional documents may be required.
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