St. James Place Wealth Management

Shiny Things

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Anyone had any knowledge of this company?

A quick google says that they seem to be a real company, which is a step up from a lot of the rubbish we see on these forums. They’re based in the UK, though; I’m assuming you’re a Singaporean resident, so why would you want a wealth management company that doesn’t know the Singaporean market?
 

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A quick google says that they seem to be a real company, which is a step up from a lot of the rubbish we see on these forums. They’re based in the UK, though; I’m assuming you’re a Singaporean resident, so why would you want a wealth management company that doesn’t know the Singaporean market?

Thanks ST!

My friend works for the Singapore branch here and approached me to consider the products. Hence, I needed to find out more information..
 

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This is what i found after searching info on SJP.

andrewhallam.com/2016/03/singapore-expat-should-you-invest-with-st-jamess-place-international

They are charging 2.55% fee, lower than other competitors (e.g. insurance and bank in SG usually charging 3-5%), surrender fee also much lower.

Though you can always buy low-cost ETF directly which accumulate better return over long term.

Look at the comparison of long-term return between ETF against other funds here:

blog.seedly.sg/why-you-should-buy-a-low-cost-etf


Thanks ST!

My friend works for the Singapore branch here and approached me to consider the products. Hence, I needed to find out more information..
 

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This is what i found after searching info on SJP.

andrewhallam.com/2016/03/singapore-expat-should-you-invest-with-st-jamess-place-international

They are charging 2.55% fee, lower than other competitors (e.g. insurance and bank in SG usually charging 3-5%), surrender fee also much lower.

Though you can always buy low-cost ETF directly which accumulate better return over long term.

Look at the comparison of long-term return between ETF against other funds here:

blog.seedly.sg/why-you-should-buy-a-low-cost-etf

Thanks a lot for your search =)
 
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