<prompt> Human: For the past two years I have had my Roth IRA over at Vanguard invested in a target dated retirement fund. I have since started a new job at a bank in corporate finance and they have given me a list of brokerage firms where new employees are permitted to maintain their accounts to avoid insider trading tactics. As you would have guessed it, Vanguard is not one of them. They list Ameriprise Ameritrade Bank of America Charles Schwab Citi Etrade Fidelity Merril Morgan Stanley Scottrade Smith Barney T Rowe Price ThinkorSwim UBS Wachovia Wells FargoIt seems the next step for me would be to open an account at one of the above firms and transfer my holdings. Would I be able to house my vanguard fund VFIFX at any of these institutions? If not, and I am forced to sell out of the Vanguard fund, would anyone have a recommendation as to which firm to open an IRA, with a target retirement fund at a low fee?Thanks guysEDIT I am on the fence for either selling all shares in Vanguard and moving everything in to the comparable target dated funds at T Rowe Price or Fidelity OR just moving the Vanguard fund to one the other brokerages and letting it grow without contributing while contributing to the new fund family target date fund. Any suggestions?  <response>: AmeripriseDefinitely not this one. Their own employees just sued them for only making their own expensive funds available in their 401k.As others have said, Fidelity Schwab. 