There comes a time when many decide to transfer out of one brokerage account and into another.
In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of transferring your stocks from Fidelity to TD Ameritrade, ensuring a smooth transition.
Check out my video on how to transfer your brokerage account below, let's dive in!
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The easiest and quickest method to transfer your Fidelity brokerage or retirement account to TD Ameritrade is by utilizing the ACAT system.
ACAT, or Automated Customer Account Transfer, is an electronic service designed to seamlessly move securities between brokerage accounts. This method eliminates the need for physical paperwork, making the transfer process efficient.
Fidelity supports outbound ACAT transfers, and they don't charge any fees for this.
You can transfer stocks, options, ETFs and other assets into your TD Ameritrade account from another firm.
The process is simple from the TD Ameritrade platform:
To initiate the transfer, you'll need to provide your Fidelity account number.
You can find this information on your Fidelity account statements.
Here's how to retrieve a copy of your most recent Fidelity statement:
Finally, initiate the ACATS transfer within TD Ameritrade.
The standard time period it takes for the transfer into your new TD Ameritrade account is about a week.
Once the transfer process begins, your Fidelity account will be restricted from placing new trades.