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Nino vs Fidelity The Fidelity alternative with a flat fee and taxes handled

Fidelity is the stronger choice for a full-service brokerage with wealth management and a dedicated advisor at higher balances. Nino is the broader choice when you want a flat fee instead of 0.50% to 1.04% of assets, an in-house CPA who files your taxes, and equity and real estate coordinated in one plan.

Nino vs Fidelity

Nino compared with Fidelity, feature by feature
Core FeatureNinoFidelity
Flat feeNino (Flat fee): included0.50-1.04% of assets
In-house CPA / CFPNino (In-house CPA / CFP): includedAdvisor (AUM)
AI-powered client platformNino (AI-powered client platform): includedLimited
Account aggregationNino (Account aggregation): includedLimited
Tax optimizationNino (Tax optimization): includedManaged accounts
Equity moduleNino (Equity module): includedPlan admin
Real estate moduleNino (Real estate module): includedFidelity (Real estate module): not included
Bank-level securityNino (Bank-level security): includedFidelity (Bank-level security): included

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When to choose each

Choose Nino

Choose Nino for a flat fee, an in-house CPA who files your taxes, and coordinated equity and real estate.

Choose Fidelity

Choose Fidelity for a full-service brokerage with wealth management and a dedicated advisor at higher balances.

Where Nino is stronger

A flat fee you can predict

Fidelity's wealth management charges 0.50% to 1.04% of assets a year, and a dedicated advisor generally starts around $500,000. Nino is one flat fee from $2,000.

Taxes in-house, not referred out

Fidelity refers tax prep to a third-party partner. Nino's own in-house CPA plans your taxes year-round and can prepare and file your return.

Equity strategy, not just admin

Fidelity administers employer stock plans. Nino plans exactly when to exercise and sell your options, coordinated with your taxes and cash.

Where Fidelity is stronger

A full-service brokerage

Fidelity pairs wealth management with a deep brokerage, cash management, and research.

A dedicated advisor at scale

At higher balances, Fidelity assigns a dedicated advisor backed by a large firm.

Established and trusted

Fidelity is one of the largest financial-services firms in the US.

Pricing

How the two fees compare.

Nino
Flat fee from $2,000 a year, set by complexity, not your balance.
Fidelity
0.50% to 1.04% of assets a year, typically starting around $250,000.

Sources: Fidelity wealth management pricing Nino pricing

Pricing and features change; confirm current details on each company's site.

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