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My RSP expired. Any alternative now? I can't to find any fund that costs 0.5% for lump sum, all 0.82%. Any advise?
 

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You can look at lower risk fund like money market fund. For a 0.82% charge and u get back $30(3% and of coz depending on how much ur fund fluctuates) is still worth it.
Look out for dbs promo for rsp charge rebate too.
 

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You can look at lower risk fund like money market fund. For a 0.82% charge and u get back $30(3% and of coz depending on how much ur fund fluctuates) is still worth it.
Look out for dbs promo for rsp charge rebate too.
for rsp. can always redeem it as soon as it gets credited
 

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for rsp. can always redeem it as soon as it gets credited
Correct but for a few money market funds, their fluctuation can be about $10ish (comprised of higher charge and worse few days’ performance) compared to ABF bond when sold immediately after they are shown in my investment account.
 

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Correct but for a few money market funds, their fluctuation can be about $10ish (comprised of higher charge and worse few days’ performance) compared to ABF bond when sold immediately after they are shown in my investment account.
the amount also higher right?
 

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I have tried $100 and $1000 esp on etf and the latter has always been more worthy due to the net return from 3% cash rebates after sales and admin fee
u r looking at it from an investment perspective.

some people are just looking minimising cost and maximising net return for high interest only
 

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u r looking at it from an investment perspective.

some people are just looking minimising cost and maximising net return for high interest only
Oh I m referring to posb cashback. $3 vs $30 monthly cashback on investment category. In a way I m also maximising net return on the rebate and not on investment perspective. I sell immediately I see the fund in my investment acct.
 

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hmmm? did u look at page 15?

What RSP have you done so far?

So the part that confuses me is the mention of repurchase is not recognized. Does it mean repurchase of same fund or repurchase of any fund with Invest-Saver?

So far only did RSP for the Shenton Short term bond fund
 

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So the part that confuses me is the mention of repurchase is not recognized. Does it mean repurchase of same fund or repurchase of any fund with Invest-Saver?
you need to note the timing they mention. terminate AND re-purchase within 6 months of the same fund no count.

it also wouldn't count if you have terminate AND re-purchase AFTER 6 months IF you haven't redeem all the units prior to that.
So far only did RSP for the Shenton Short term bond fund
there are other ETFs with 0.5% fees u got see under invest saver
 

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you need to note the timing they mention. terminate AND re-purchase within 6 months of the same fund no count.

it also wouldn't count if you have terminate AND re-purchase AFTER 6 months IF you haven't redeem all the units prior to that.

there are other ETFs with 0.5% fees u got see under invest saver

I read the repurchase to mean all Invest Saver. So it is ok to purchase different fund with Invest Saver within 6 months?
 
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