havetheveryfun
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nope he is trying to say IBKR is much betteri don't think it is about upset, and that post doesn't suggest that.
but more about being aware.
nope he is trying to say IBKR is much betteri don't think it is about upset, and that post doesn't suggest that.
but more about being aware.
Nothing to do with upset.nope he is trying to say IBKR is much better
Yes. Ibkr is cheaper, better and easy to use also.nope he is trying to say IBKR is much better
even ibkr policy can change. so really depends on soon one retirement isYes. Ibkr is cheaper, better and easy to use also.
DBS?The fact that SCB is no.2 to IBKR is already an achievement.
I am constantly on the lookout for new broker-custodians in order to diversify my custodians, looking at TD Ameritrade, Saxo, etc... I find them not attractive compared to SCB. Local old-school brokers are even worse.
My next hope is for FSMOne to allow LSE trading so I can park some LSE ETFs there as well. Currently I only use FSMOne for HK ETFs
Got custodian feesDBS?
I am looking at FSM also as they also support SRS and CPF.The fact that SCB is no.2 to IBKR is already an achievement.
I am constantly on the lookout for new broker-custodians in order to diversify my custodians, looking at TD Ameritrade, Saxo, etc... I find them not attractive compared to SCB. Local old-school brokers are even worse.
My next hope is for FSMOne to allow LSE trading so I can park some LSE ETFs there as well. Currently I only use FSMOne for HK ETFs
Although depending on how far away your retirement is, the rules/fees would have long changed by then. No point worrying about that now.Actually for comm, since it is one time cost, 0.08% or 0.20% not much diff. No min comm for selling may not be a big concern during selling in retirement as u would likely sell at big chunk instead.
Can we opean join account for SCB PB?
Correct, SCB and IBKR may not even exist by then. Everything might be on block chain and owned managed by ourselfAlthough depending on how far away your retirement is, the rules/fees would have long changed by then. No point worrying about that now.
Bro your name same as my Dad name.Correct, SCB and IBKR may not even exist by then. Everything might be on block chain and owned managed by ourself![]()
shld be correct cos even for sg stocks, min comission is $27 if u dont use cash upfront .. cash upfront is $10.80https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/inv...equity-trading-textlink-online-equity-trading
I'm not familiar with DBS fee structure, but this page says minimum comm for LSE is 21.60GBP????? That seems rather ridiculous? If someone could point to correct fee (I hope thats a typo or something)......
My main usage of SCB is to DCA about $2k x 4 LSE ETFs a month, not going to pay 85+GBP in comms a month for the privilege, not to mention platform fee![]()
Not upset but IBKR by % is a lot smaller, so it really only add up when the return has compounded. People may not realise it only later. Just a heads up.nope he is trying to say IBKR is much better
SCB said cannot do joint account? Thought it should be something commonActually for comm, since it is one time cost, 0.08% or 0.20% not much diff. No min comm for selling may not be a big concern during selling in retirement as u would likely sell at big chunk instead.
Can we opean join account for SCB PB?
He may actually be your Dad. Just that you don't know he surfs hwzBro your name same as my Dad name.
Wow u invest 8ksgd per month?https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/inv...equity-trading-textlink-online-equity-trading
I'm not familiar with DBS fee structure, but this page says minimum comm for LSE is 21.60GBP????? That seems rather ridiculous? If someone could point to correct fee (I hope thats a typo or something)......
My main usage of SCB is to DCA about $2k x 4 LSE ETFs a month, not going to pay 85+GBP in comms a month for the privilege, not to mention platform fee![]()
Bro your name same as my Dad namson
SCB said cannot do joint account? Thought it should be something commo
Is gold tier rate as good as IBKR?People who want to buy VWRA ETF in Standard chartered have 3 options to fund their purchase
(1) deposit S$ into SCB and change to US$ at SCB rate. some say the rate is lousy. Currently I agree it has gotten worse for the lower tiers. But my RM has mentioned before that if you are changing 6 figures, he probably can do the transaction at gold tier rate.
(2) go to money changer and buy US$, go to SCB counter and deposit the US$ cash into your High Account.
(3) change US$ elsewhere (interactive brokers, FSMOne, etc) and TT to SCB (TT chargeable but if your rate is so fantastic might be worth it)
Hi, son :xDHe may actually be your Dad. Just that you don't know he surfs hwz![]()