yes, can be any brokerquick qns, can we link SRS account to multiple brokers or only to one?
my SRS is with OCBC, but thinking to link to both DBS Vickers and POEMS to do either non-custodian or custodian trades.
but can link multiple brokers at the same time?yes, can be any broker
Yes You can. It does not matter which broker. You just got to choose you want to pay using SRS.but can link multiple brokers at the same time?
never thought of this problem..There is a high chance that my SRS investment will exceed 400k in value when I reach the penalty free withdrawal age. By then, I intend to transfer the SRS investment to CDP account. I understand that such 'withdrawal' also subject to 50% tax based on the value of the investment. To avoid the tax, anyone know whether we can phase out the transferring of SRS investment to CDP account over 10 years, just like withdrawing of SRS cash?
It'll depend on the investment, specifically whether it has separable units. For example, if you have 10,000 shares of DBS stock you should be able to transfer 1,000 shares at a time from your SRS account to your CDP account. As another example if you have a typical S$250,000 (face value) corporate bond then (if you want to transfer the bond) it'll need to be all or nothing since S$250,000 is a single unit.There is a high chance that my SRS investment will exceed 400k in value when I reach the penalty free withdrawal age. By then, I intend to transfer the SRS investment to CDP account. I understand that such 'withdrawal' also subject to 50% tax based on the value of the investment. To avoid the tax, anyone know whether we can phase out the transferring of SRS investment to CDP account over 10 years, just like withdrawing of SRS cash?
That's why I am asking lornever thought of this problem..
are you obliged to transfer everything to cdp at one go?
Thanks. Then I should be able to transfer equivalent max value 40k per year of shares to CDP, since the lot size of the shares is 100. It's a happy 'problem' if SRS is above 400k but must keep an eyes on it. The reason for SRS is to save taxes if somehow ended up have to pay high taxes in the end then not worth it.It'll depend on the investment, specifically whether it has separable units. For example, if you have 10,000 shares of DBS stock you should be able to transfer 1,000 shares at a time from your SRS account to your CDP account. As another example if you have a typical S$250,000 (face value) corporate bond then (if you want to transfer the bond) it'll need to be all or nothing since S$250,000 is a single unit.
Note that some investment programs for SRS accounts do not allow in-kind transfers. OCBC's so-called "Blue Chip Investment Plan" is one such example. You can invest SRS dollars via the BCIP, but the BCIP simply doesn't allow in-kind transfers whether you're using SRS dollars or unrestricted cash.
yep. that's why must have a planThanks. Then I should be able to transfer equivalent max value 40k per year of shares to CDP, since the lot size of the shares is 100. It's a happy 'problem' if SRS is above 400k but must keep an eyes on it. The reason for SRS is to save taxes if somehow ended up have to pay high taxes in the end then not worth it.
Not sure about FSMONE but I have bought with POEMS and DBSVICKER and I can sell it with either one.If I use both poems and fsmone to buy stocks with SRS, can I sell stocks bought from poems with fsmone and vice versa? I remember someone here saying you have to go back to the same broker to sell SRS stocks. That doesn't quite make sense since the stocks are held with the bank linked to the SRS?
Yes, i did.
When you sell the funds it goes where? Your SRS or your normal bank account?if i sell some funds in my srs, is it considered withdrawal and will i pay the penalty/ tax for withdrawal ?? as i m considering another fund, and it might be lag of 1- 2 weeks before i invest the funds. thanks