So what is the best one?

Not my first rodeo in stocks, but I am making a comeback. I'll be investing 50-70% of my income every check into ETFs and dividends, thinking about high yields (but they can be a trap, Interested in JEPI, SVOL) I want a one stop shop. I was a TDA customer and refuse to shop with Schwab, something about them is meh. I am looking at Fidelty and Etrade or ALLY bank/Invest. I do have a checking and savings with them. Whomever I pick, I want a CMA with them and a savings. I know Etrade has all three of them. Savings, checkings and Brokerage accounts. They have a high yeild too! With Fidelty or Schwab, I will have to buy goverment bonds with a high yeild(which isnt a issue to be honest). Cool thing about ALLY I can send money right away with brokerage account, is that the same if I pick a one stop shop? LIke if I choose Fidelty or Schwab. Also cool thing TDA had was CNBC on TOS app

I do like HOOD, but someone will buy them once their business model will fail, give it time.

Customer service is important, I am looking to invest by DCA. I dont want to trade, trading is for suckers. Also, do they have life insurances? I am 27 and need to look and get a policy before I turn 35.

Any adivce for investing, again I can put away majority of my income away and invest.