<prompt> Human: I want to start moving my investments out of Edward Jones, starting with the 529 plans. I am tired of their fees. I am worried that once I initiate the transfer with Vanguard, my EJ advisor will call me on the phone or come to my house. I dont want to talk to him. Their fees are ridiculous, in my opinion. I have my 529 plans there for two years now. What should I tell my advisor because I know he will call me and might drag out the transfer process as well. I like him but the fees Im paying are outrageous.Assistant: Im unhappy with the amount you charge for fees so I am moving my account to a different provider. Human: Yes, I dont see how they could argue with that. But theyve tried to claim that their fees are standard in the industry. I have found out this is simply not true, though.  <response>: So tell them to pound sand? This is a part of being an adult, having difficult conversations. He is literally taking money out of your pocket and he knows he can keep doing it if he just keeps pressure on you. Frankly Im not sure why you dont move every account at the same time. You can rip off the band aid at one time, deal with the hassle one time and stop paying ridiculous fees. You can coordinate with Vanguard and say Here is the list of the accounts I need moved over. Do not initiate any thing until the paper work is all set up for all of them and we will pull the trigger at once. Dont forget that these people work for you. This is a SERVICE industry. You tell them how you want it done, and providing it isnt illegal, they do it. 