buaysaixxx
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so far iocbc is the most simple imo.
What they put up on website is one thing, what they actually do is another.wayneee said:hey, did u guys place any deposit when opening the iocbc trading account?
cause this is what i saw from their webbie under fees & charges..
'There is no administrative fee or subscription fee for using iOCBC. However, new clients may be required to place an upfront deposit of S$5,000 (interest earning). '
fuhrur15 said:hi guys,
this is probably out of the topic but i would like to enrol myself in some courses that cn teach me how to be a trader of learn the essentials of trading in a beginner or advance level.
any tips on where to get them?
thanks in advance..
if you are a long term investor, i suggest you open an acount with citibank. it has the lowest minimum commission at $22 only. others lowest is $25 or $28.Hi i'm another newbie intending to open my first trading account for buying shares - i'm a long-term investor, don't intend to day-trade etc.
would like to know the difference between setting up an account with those brokerage firms like POEMS and those bank-related ones like iOCBC?