u/cheezyquesadildo

Likely going to one of these two over the next couple weeks (3%/1% matches), but I am wondering about GUI/user experience. I know you need to call TD to set up DRIP, but at RBC it looks like you can do it yourself. Both refund transfer fees with proof given to them. I'd consolidate assets into those that are commission-free on either platform (X/VEQT with slightly more US & international exposure through whichever is no-fee), so my question is this:

For folks who have used both apps/services, which GUI is cleaner/better/easier? I am not at all a technopeasant, but for my own NW tracking, it's just nicer not to look at spaghetti code strung together with some crappy Grok prompt.

TLDR is I've been given two rate increases since November 25, despite being a "winback". Stupid to increase costs to customer by 40% in less than 12 months and expect them to stay.

As of now I am looking at Fizz as an alternative, as I just got off the phone with customer service and they had nothing they could do to remove some of the garbage increases. Anyone have experence in canada with fizz, or is there a decent alternative?