How to transfer money from one etrade account to another

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Transferring accounts is easier than you think. No, really.

No long forms. No high fees. And help when you need it. Schwab makes it easy to transfer your stocks, mutual funds, IRAs, and more.

Three easy steps to transfer your accounts.

When you open an account with Schwab, select "investment account transfer" as your funding option. Your account will be approved and ready to fund within five business days. Then you will be able to log in and follow these easy steps in our Transfers and Payments section.

  • Enter account information

    All you need is the name of the firm holding your account(s) and your account number.

  • Decide what to transfer

    Choose whether you wish to transfer the entire account or only certain assets from the account.

  • Authorize the transfer

    Provide your own information to authorize the transfer.

Worried about transfer fees? We're not, because we don't have any. Schwab lets you transfer as many accounts as you want for free.

Will I have to pay taxes on assets I transfer?

Great question. You do not need to pay taxes on assets that are transferred to Schwab. If an asset cannot be transferred and you decide to sell it, then you may have a tax liability on that sale. 

Most assets, such as publicly traded stocks and ETFs, mutual funds, and bonds, can be transferred to your Schwab account. Assets that may not be transferable are proprietary investments sold exclusively by your old firm, bankrupt securities, penny stocks, or restricted stocks, which can be highly volatile or carry high loads and fees. 

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How do I transfer money to another account on Etrade?

The most basic way to move your investments from one broker to another is a cash transfer. If you have a brokerage account, this isn't too difficult. You simply sell all of your securities and then move the cash to the new brokerage. You may not even need help, since you can withdraw the cash.

How long does it take to transfer money from one Etrade account to another?

Transfer money electronically: Up to 3 business days. By check: Up to 5 business days. By wire transfer: Same business day if received before 6 p.m. ET.

How do I link my Etrade account?

Click on the '+' icon to link your account. Search for 'E*Trade' and click on the search result. If you use Security ID, select 'Password and Token'. Click on the "Link" button to confirm your information.

Can I have two accounts on Etrade?

The short answer is that yes, you can have more than one brokerage account. There's no legal limit to the number of investment accounts one person can have. And in some cases, having multiple brokerage accounts could be the best move for your financial situation.

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