Forms

These are the most common getting started forms. We have prefilled sections with the common information and highlighted the remaining sections for you. After printing, reviewing, filling out, and physically signing the form, you can scan and upload the whole thing to our secure ShareFile client portal by following the steps in our guide, “How to Upload a Secure Document to Marotta.” In doing so, you are either requesting that we open or continue an advisory relationship.

Any time that you are considering opening an account or rolling over retirement assets, the SEC requires that we prominently tell you that the latest copy of our Form CRS is on our website here. For more information about Marotta Wealth Management, you can read our Frequently Asked Questions or review our descriptive brochure.

Charles Schwab

If you are already a client of Charles Schwab, instead of sending the form to us, you have the option of uploading your form directly to Schwab via the “Upload Document” link in the message center of your Schwab.com login here.

Marotta Wealth Management

To return any of these forms, you can upload the whole thing to our secure ShareFile client portal here.

Guides

Fund or Transfer Accounts

If you already have investment accounts hosted somewhere else, you can fund your Schwab accounts using a transfer. The instructions for transferring an account to either a regular Schwab account or a Schwab Institutional Intelligent Portfolios with Marotta Wealth Management are here: Transfer an Existing Account to a Schwab Account with Marotta Wealth Management.

If you have an employer sponsored account such as a 401(k), you may be able to rollover the assets via the instructions How to Rollover Your 401(k) into a Schwab Institutional Intelligent Portfolio with Marotta Wealth Management.

If you are just getting started with investing or have additional assets you’d like to contribute to your accounts, you can fund your account by using one of the following options (each is a link to their own instructions):

  1. Fund Your Account with a Check
  2. Move Funds Between Your Bank Account and Your Schwab Account
  3. Set Up Direct Deposit

Move in to Your Accounts

After your accounts are open and your funding is in progress, it is time to learn and move into the online tools available to you. See if any of these Schwab tutorials are of interest to you:

Know where to find help.

If you run into any problems with the Schwab website, filling out Schwab paperwork, transferring assets to Schwab, or understanding a statement or report sent to you from Schwab, you can either call Schwab Alliance at 800-515-2157 or message them via the message center. Their supportive customer service team is part of the service included with your account open.

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