T Rowe Price: Are they a good option for a Private Investor?

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What are the best stocks to buy I’ve had t Rowe and fidelity I like the best bang for the buck Always told go with growth
Comment from : @starraustin9363

Thanks man there is no information out there on things like this Its like the 401k industry is on lockdown so you have to get a financial manager
Comment from : @marcdezus

How about taking a look at the T Rowe Price Active Plus Retirement Portfolios The logic seems great Thanks
Comment from : @TBoy1247

Can I use a margin loan for a down payment on a house? Can I use the margin as an asset secured loan?
Comment from : @articledon4880

I have TROW Roth IRA, nothing but loses in past year! 14 on top of $17 quarterly charge! Smh
Comment from : @newbeginnings9457

You’ve mislead your viewer, I-class is for a person with over 500,000 investment
Comment from : @leonm4810

In indiasome stupid fraudulent has misused this appthey started the fake T Rowe pricesthey had looted many of the peoplebrNote: can indian invest in T Rowe price??? Anyone help me
Comment from : @thomasb5166

Nobody is going to be using their shitty fuckin funds Video starts at 5:50
Comment from : @muffemod

You don't know!
Comment from : @muffemod

Great value video
Comment from : @AndrejLittle

My employer had TRP as the 401K provider Can I change it to Fidelity? Is there a way to do it?
Comment from : @sarav27

To be honest, you seem to be hung up on the fees and think all mutual funds are the same; expense fees are all that matters I have funds with both Fidelity and T Rowe Price And when you compare return on investment you will find T Rowe Price is well worth the expense fees when compared to Fidelity
Comment from : @robbob939

I've had the T Rowe Price Retirement 2040 (TRRDX) in a Roth IRA since 2007 At the time I didn't know much about investing, I just knew I wanted to save for retirement The expense ratio is 069, I now realize it's higher than others like Vanguard and Fidelity I didn't fund it every year as I lost my job in 2009 as a result of the financial crisis, I had a 401K through my job which I had to roll over into an IRA in 2010, so I also have the IRA with TRowe Price in the same fundbrMy account shows a personal rate of return of 854 for the Roth IRA and 1194 for the IRA brNow that I'm more financially savvy, I was debating whether to transfer both either to Vanguard or Fidelity but I read recently that TRowe Price is dropping their expense ratios across all target date funds so I'll wait and see what happens
Comment from : @VERO

I see that TRowe Price's Mutual funds are pricey for the investor, but I can eat the price if their mutual funds are exceeding the S&P and other index funds Any insight on that? Or are they simply upping that price because they got "their Best people working on it" mantra? I might pull out and switch over to Vanguard or Fidelity
Comment from : @ffkyle89

In a world which is not perfect, T Rowe is among the best places to invest But there are many other good places
Comment from : @dstorm7752

Best stocks on trowe based on your opinion
Comment from : @boyprince6544

I like lower cost investments
Comment from : @nwffdiver

I have T Rowe Price through my employer
Comment from : @ifollowjesuschrist

Hi! Thanks for the video You covered mainly the expense ratios, but didn’t really go into the performance of T Rowe vs others and if it is actually worth paying them to manage your funds brbrYes, they are expensive, but is it worth it? brbrThanks again!
Comment from : @jonathanfifer2779

Thanks so much for this video
Comment from : @fruitbowlk

Great video! My work 457(b) is through Voyaa video of your opinion on their funds would be awesome!
Comment from : @mattprice2845

Can you find a good dividend fund? I have the TRowe fund Is that a good fund? I am a new investor Thank you!
Comment from : @KC-fd9sc

Thanks for another great video! I’ve had an account with a smaller investment company which has 1 gross net expense annually This account has worked fantastic for me and made me a lot of money, but I’ve been looking at moving my money into Fidelity for the 0 funds
Comment from : @brandonharper7171