Anyone use Chase for wealth management and have had good experience?
One aggressive seller at Chase branch was like - you don't know anything about investing - give it to us - we will grow it. It was literally aggressive and a little passive aggressive. I could have said in his face that you banks are crooks, but just exited to avoid making a scene. Banks will say 'strong buy' while they unload the stocks because they know it is tanking. So many banks were caught during the crisis doing this. Your best bet as the person above said is to invest in ETFs, bonds and balance out. You may as well screw up doing that than give these assholes power (that comes from money).
Ditto with everyone else. Parents had chase private client, these people did nothing but think of ways to sucker my folks into bad investments. They make money by wasting your money.
The only advantage of private client is better rates on home loan, free safe deposit box and better service in give branch. Their investment managers are the worst.
Someone on Blind mentioned they have Chase private client and that their returns have been 28%...
How can you just trust "someone" commenting on blind?
No need unless you have a ridiculous amount of money and have other variables to consider. If that was the case, I would suggest someone else - my conversations with the Chase advisor did not instill confidence in their knowledge or skill.
Do you feel they just buy index funds or ETFs?
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Waste of money. Just buy vanguard index funds.
Someone on blind said they had Chase and getting 28% returns for the last 5 years. How are they getting that through index funds?