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FuNKySoULyBrO

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Been thinking of whether to join DBST since the main perks for me is their low commissions for SGX stocks. Another perk could be waiver of the $5 overseas ATM withdrawal fee. Dun really care much abt the lounges stuff, coz no point jostling with the retirees for coffee/newspapers when I get this FOC at my own office....

Btw, is the DBST trading platform exactly the same as DBSV? I'm now getting used to the DBSV platform, though using mainly the cash upfront for buying. However, selling is much more exp in DBSV....

But understand need to transfer from CDP to DBS to count in the AUM. I'm neutral abt the DBS custodian vs CDP holdings ( and I heard it's FOC for moving from CDP to DBS custodian ) , though might be worried if next time they change the T&Cs to start charging custodian fees for even SGX stocks, or implementing back the $25 min commission.....Like that abit hong kan coz for their charges to move back to CDP, it's like $100+ per counter.....and I got like 26 counters now....
 

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Btw, is the DBST trading platform exactly the same as DBSV? I'm now getting used to the DBSV platform, though using mainly the cash upfront for buying. However, selling is much more exp in oz for their charges to move back to CDP, it's like $100+ per counter.....and I got like 26 counters now....

DBST's trading app is iWealth, completely different from DBSV.
 

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But understand need to transfer from CDP to DBS to count in the AUM. I'm neutral abt the DBS custodian vs CDP holdings ( and I heard it's FOC for moving from CDP to DBS custodian ) , though might be worried if next time they change the T&Cs to start charging custodian fees for even SGX stocks, or implementing back the $25 min commission.....Like that abit hong kan coz for their charges to move back to CDP, it's like $100+ per counter.....and I got like 26 counters now....

Free transfer to DBS Vickers, which uses CDP... Go confirm with your RM; mine cmi.
 

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Free transfer to DBS Vickers, which uses CDP... Go confirm with your RM; mine cmi.

Haha, I think now mine also cmi...Sent her an email on Wednesday, asking for a meeting so that we can discuss moving my stocks over the DBS. Til now, not a single response.....
 

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anyone want to enroll into citigold pm me, i offer to take less than 50%. Just need 1 referee and thats it.
 

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My RM just told it's not. Hmm....

last time it was, but not sure about now

for joint stock custodian they only tag portfolio value to primary account owner..balance do not roll up to AUM of secondary account holder..not sure if its same for funds.
 

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Why yall want join Citigold ar? When the kard fee (& lounge access) are not, erm, 'free' (rike SCB)? :look:
 

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citigold has promo now, $800 welcome reward plus $1000 loyalty bonus plus $200 giro reward plus $300 referral.

More than enough to offset loss of interest.

And you can route into maxigain after 3 months to get more interest
 

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Btw, anyone knows for SCB priority members to enter airport lounge, do they need to sign up for the priority pass or show their priority infinite card will do?
 
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