But the results beat the $1.10 a share average estimate from First Call/Thomson Financial.
Excluding one-time charges, the company matched the 93 cents a share average earnings forecast by Thomson Reuters.
Others have yields linked to other volatile benchmarks like the Nikkei share average.
The Japanese Nikkei share average recovered from a five-week low.
The leader was Charles Schwab, which had 3.7 million accounts for a 21.4percentt market share, averaging 290,000 trades a day.
The Nikkei 225 share average closed 10.6% down, having been as much as 14.4% lower at one stage.
The company, based in Plano, Tex., expected third-quarter earnings of 70 cents to 75 cents a share, below the 76 cents a share average forecast issued by analysts.
The company's share price has declined in the last year by about a third, compared to a 45percentt drop in the Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 share average.
And excluding the deferral and phone business charges, it earned 69 cents a share, better than the 58 cents a share average estimate of analysts.
The Nikkei 225 share average rallied 2.4percentt before the bank's decision was announced on hopes that a respite from the strong yen would help exporters' shares.
The Nikkei 225 share average in Tokyo was flat, with exporters hurt as the yen strengthened to near 14-year highs against the dollar.
