What is Blackrock gateway and how do I access it?
BlackRock Gateway provides investors with access to daily account holdings, transactions and performance data. If you’ve forgotten your log-in credentials, please email blackrockgateway@blackrock.com, or contact our Client Service Centre on 1300 366 100.
Where can I find information about remote Blackrock?
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Where can I find tax information for my Blackrock account?
You can find tax information by going to our dedicated Tax Information page or within the mutual funds or closed-end product pages. Used to establish many types of non-retirement accounts at BlackRock such as individual, joint tenant, trust, custodial/guardian, or UTMA/UGMA accounts.
Where can I find the best Citrix gateway for remote access?
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What to do if your account is not held with BlackRock?
If your account is through Merrill Lynch, Charles Schwab, Fidelity, etc.), you will need to contact that firm for information on the delivery of any materials. If you are not sure, we recommend checking your account statements and contacting them directly.
Who can contribute to a bank account?
Anyone, including individuals, corporations, charities, partnerships or trusts can contribute to, establish and own accounts.
Does BlackRock have a tax advantage?
Unless you are moving to or away from Ohio, there will be no changes to your BlackRock CollegeAdvantage account. Since BlackRock has partnered with the Ohio Tuition Trust Authority, you would gain a state tax advantage should you move into Ohio. Conversely, you could lose that tax advantage if you leave Ohio and are no longer considered a resident of the state.
