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Bryan Crawford really helped me out. Without divulging too much information, I wanted to setup a…read moremonthly allowance for my wife and myself. Previously, this was sent by check. The Nipomo Post Office is very good at misdelivered mail. Bryan set ip a system whereby a monthly check would be automatically deposited into my bank account thereby eliminating the mail entirely.

I've dealt with a lot of companies over the years, but Schwab Retirement Services easily wins the…read moreprize for worst customer service--and not just once. It's been consistently terrible for years. When we submit instructions for them to execute--basic tasks they're paid to handle--two out of three times, they either ignore them entirely or send a vague, anonymous letter a week later telling us to call them. But here's the kicker: the so-called pension plan "customer service" reps don't even have a direct number. You're forced to call the general support line, waste their time, and then get transferred to the retirement department... who never pick up the phone. We eventually had to start including threats in our instructions just to get a response. It wasn't until we escalated to their ombudsman that they finally did what they were supposed to do in the first place. Most recently, a former employee tried to roll over their 401(k)--a straightforward process. Schwab screwed it up three separate times, mailing checks with the wrong name on them. This is after giving them written instructions, plus wasting an hour on the phone telling them exactly what to do. They've never fixed their broken systems, and it's painfully obvious they do not care about their customers, their responsibilities, or basic accountability.

Stifel - investing - Updated July 2026

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