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Carnegie Investment Counsel offers various account types tailored to meet the needs of different investors. The primary account types include:
Discretionary Accounts: These accounts allow the advisors at Carnegie to manage the investments without requiring client approval for each transaction. This is suitable for investors who prefer a hands-off approach.
Non-Discretionary Accounts: In these accounts, the client retains control over investment decisions, and the advisor provides recommendations that the client can choose to follow or not.
Brokerage Accounts: These accounts enable clients to buy and sell securities, including stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Clients can manage their investments actively or opt for advisory services.
Retirement Accounts: Carnegie offers options for retirement accounts, which provide tax advantages and are designed for long-term growth.
Opening a brokerage account with Carnegie Investment Counsel involves several steps:
Account Type Selection: Clients must choose the type of account they wish to open (e.g., discretionary or non-discretionary).
Funding the Account: After the application is approved, clients need to fund their account. This can be done through various methods, including:
Investment Strategy Discussion: Once the account is funded, clients will meet with their advisor to discuss investment goals, risk tolerance, and develop a tailored investment strategy.
Documentation Review: Clients should review all account agreements and disclosures to understand the fees and services provided.
Account Activation: After completing all the necessary steps, the account will be activated, and clients can start trading or managing their investments as per their chosen strategy.
For more detailed information, prospective clients are encouraged to consult Carnegie Investment Counsel directly or visit their official website.
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