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Low-fee pioneer Vanguard finally joins the crowd by dropping stock commissions to zero CNBC

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edited January 2020 in The Bullpen
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/02/low-fee-pioneer-vanguard-finally-joins-the-crowd-by-dropping-stock-commissions-to-zero.html

Low-fee pioneer Vanguard finally joins the crowd by dropping stock commissions to zero
CNBC
Schwab announced on Oct. 1 that commissions would go from $4.95 for online trading of stocks and ETFs to zero.

Low-cost investing pioneer Vanguard has finally followed other peer brokers in eliminating stock commissions entirely.
In October, Charles Schwab was the first of the major brokers to give investors zero-commission online trades, pressuring rivals to follow suit.
Vanguard helped revolutionize the investment business by keeping costs as low as possible, an idea pushed by founder Jack Bogle.
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