am currently using UOB KayHian, any others I could be using to enjoy a lower brokerage fee? thanks in advance.
DBS Vickers cash upfront
am currently using UOB KayHian, any others I could be using to enjoy a lower brokerage fee? thanks in advance.
Looks like DBS Vickers Cash Upfront is currently the cheapest brokerage for buying stocks, at net 0.06% commission rate, if you buy the correct amount
thealphalion.com/2017/02/best-brokerage-for-buying-stocks-in-singapore-february-to-june-2017/
What do you mean by correct amount? As in number of shares bought?
Guys, I'm pretty new, and would like to seek your advice.
I'm on StanChart now, and I understand that SC is a custodian of all my shares bought on that platform (not really comfortable with the arrangement though).
I'm thinking of investing via another platform (Smartly.sg) since I do a lot of ETF investing anyway. Should I close my StanChart account and move my shares to another account (is that how it works)?
What do you think I should do?
Looks like this a good deal for cash upfront into CDP
Source
http://www.dbs.com.sg/vickers/en/p..._reduced_rates_for_sg_and_us_markets_here_btn
Guys, I'm pretty new, and would like to seek your advice.
I'm on StanChart now, and I understand that SC is a custodian of all my shares bought on that platform (not really comfortable with the arrangement though).
I'm thinking of investing via another platform (Smartly.sg) since I do a lot of ETF investing anyway. Should I close my StanChart account and move my shares to another account (is that how it works)?
What do you think I should do?
Looks like DBS Vickers Cash Upfront is currently the cheapest brokerage for buying stocks, at net 0.06% commission rate, if you buy the correct amount
what bank do you all use to transfer funds to interactive brokers?
OCBC charges me $40 per transfer...
sign up new broker account, most will provide 3 free trade. e.g Maybank Kim Eng.which platform is the cheapest for selling stocks in CDP?
if you intend to keep shares at CDP, you can forget about SCB.Anyone opening a new brokerage account for Singapore stocks recently?
Read that SCB is no longer the best and DBS Vickers Cash Upfront is probably better.
Can anyone share experience? Looking to buy stocks and ETFs at SGX in Singapore (no overseas).
Check if your broker allows you to trade odd-lots market online. Last I heard poems has it.Hi there
i have a few odd lots of ComfortDelgro, StarHub, SingTel, SBSTransit shares left to me by my deceased father.
i have a CDP account & a UOBKay Hian trading account.
as i would just like to sell off all these counters at one go & no longer wish to trade in shares what is lowest fee way to sell them?
would having odd lots be an issue ?
thanks
Use FAST - its free.what bank do you all use to transfer funds to interactive brokers?
OCBC charges me $40 per transfer...