A view of E*Trade’s online trading platform. Naturally, the fees you might pay at E*Trade depend on what type of account you have and what kinds of activities you want to engage in.

Index funds typically boast management fees of as little as a couple of basis points (that is less than a tenth of 1%). By ...

E*TRADE offers a discounted options contract fee of $0.50 for active traders (defined as those who trade 30 or more times per quarter). E*TRADE charges no annual or inactivity fee.

E-Trade No Fee Total Market Index Fund (ETTOX) This fund tracks the 3,000 largest companies in the U.S. stock market, making it effectively the same as the Russell 3000 stock index.

E*TRADE has joined the $0-commission revolution and charges no fee to trade stocks, ETFs and most mutual funds. Options contracts cost an industry-standard $0.65, but that price drops to $0.50 if ...

E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley today announced the launch of five no commission, 0% expense ratio (0.00% management fee) 1 Index Mutual Funds exclusively for E* ...

E-Trade charges 0.3% for Core Portfolios, its basic robo advisor, which is 0.05% higher than Betterment and Wealthfront's 0.25% management fee and 0.3% more than the zero-cost Schwab Intelligent ...

ETMUX - E*TRADE No Fee Municipal Bond Index - Review the ETMUX stock price, growth, performance, sustainability and more to help you make the best investments.

E*TRADE’s Morgan Stanley savings account offers an APY of 4.00% and no monthly fees. Interest compounds daily, but it’s critical that you fund your account within 30 days to avoid closure.

E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley today announced the launch of five no commission, 0% expense ratio (0.00% management fee) 1 Index Mutual Funds exclusively for E*TRADE clients with eligible brokerage ...

The E*TRADE No Fee Funds will have a set of unitary fee of 0.00% subject to certain exclusions. The No Fee Funds’ management agreement provides that MSIM will pay all expenses of each No Fee ...

E*Trade to Launch No-Fee Index Funds That Must Stay In-House. The funds will have no management fee and no minimum, but can only be bought through an E*Trade account, according to a filing.