Scottrade Review

By Jeff Hindenach

Note: We receive a commission for purchases made through the links on this site. Our sponsors, however, do not influence our editorial content in any way.

Prev

Scottrade

The benefit of Scottrade is that it has physical offices that you can visit to talk to a broker. Other than that, it offers middle of the road pricing and average options for trading, making it a smart option for those looking for a trader with physical offices.

Scottrade has the middle of the road covered. It doesn’t offer the widest range of trading options or the least expensive trading fees, but it also isn’t the most expensive.

Scottrade

Scottrade charges $7 per stock trade, as well as for the options base fee. It charges the most for options per contract at $1.25. Additionally, it will cost you $32 for broker assisted orders.

Scottrade

  • Stocks & Options
  • ETFs
  • IRAs
  • Mutual Funds
  • Bonds
  • International Stock Exchange

Scottrade

  • Real-time streaming quotes
  • Volatility reports
  • Watch lists
  • Option strategies
  • Option chains
  • Profit/loss estimators

Scottrade: User Reviews

Overall User Rating
  • Overall
  • Fees
  • Investing Options
  • Tools

Please rate every category before submitting

Scottrade: Comments 0 Comments

No comments yet.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Next

About the Author

Jeff Hindenach

Jeff Hindenach is the co-founder of Versus Reviews. He graduated from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism. He has a long history of journalism, with a background writing for newspapers such as the San Jose Mercury News and San Francisco Examiner, as well as writing for The Huffington Post, New York Times, Business Insider, CNBC, Newsday and The Street. He believes in giving readers the tools they need to get out of debt.