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Broad Financial has a rating of 4.3 stars from 831 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Reviewers satisfied with Broad Financial most frequently mention and customer service. Broad Financial ranks 4th among Personal Finance sites.
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First rate service
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John
I am just starting the process to set-up a checking account, and to fund that account, for my Solo 401K. It's a bit early to comment on the ease or completeness of the process.
Very happy with the service so far.
We are in the process of setting up our checking account with a local bank and will have our funds transfered over ver soon.
So far, so good.
Great
They were very professional and efficient at executing what I needed done
Broadfinancial handed my case to madison trust, where the lady was obviously extremly incompetent and gave wrong information. Finally her supervisor brought things into flow again, but have not recieved any excuse or personal message from broadfinancial. This type of questionars are extremly convenient and helpful for the type of bussines like walmart or even samsung, where a massproduct is exchanged and not where a few hundredtousand dollars are at stake. I would expect a little bit more of a personal touch from a boutique firm like broad or madison and hope to get that in the future! Thank you!
I am very pleased with the service I received. Thank you for all of your help!
Great
Very professional and great customer service. I feel like I made the right choice by choosing Broad Financial.
Excellent service, everyone is very very knowledgeable at broad financial and also patient with my bazillion questions I had. Jeff and Joel are great! Also, follow-up is fantastic.
From the time I contacted Broad Financial, Jay was very knowledgeable and helped me with deciding on the right product for my business needs. Once that decision was made, the purchase was accomplished and the documentation was received in the mail in two business days. To my surprise, all the information I needed was in the binder along with little tabs on what I needed to sign and what I needed to tell the bank in order to get things rolling. An additional small packet was included to hand off to the bank for their records clearly marked as such and all other material also clearly marked along with instruction on how to use each section. Very impressive and professional!
Thanks Jay and all the Broad Financial Team for helping me set this up. Now my future is bright again.
So far I am very pleased with the support and information I've received from Broad Financial. Their process to was efficient, and easy to understand. This is a great option for someone who wants more control over their investments and for a small business owner such as myself. My only frustration is that some major banks don't accept this kind of Trust Account (not B of A, Chase, Citi) here in California. I just opened an account with Wells Fargo but they are not necessarily my favored ban
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Answer: Hello Robert! There are no restrictions in this case, but in order to transfer your Self-Directed IRA to an IRA that allows you to invest in stocks, you would need to liquidate or retire any alternative assets before rolling over to a QRP. Another option is that your plan administrator must write a letter saying they accept alternative assets. However, this depends on the type of investments you would be holding at the time.
Answer: Hello Tyrone! Our company was founded in October of 2004.

