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Anonymous

16 Jun 2020

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Are US stocks and other countries stocks listed on SGX subjected to custodian fees, dividend withholding fee and currency conversion fee?

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Frankie Rappaport

16 Jun 2020

Yes & yes & yes

currency conversion fees can be reduced by only letting services like TransferWise or competitor CurrencyFair always do the conversion

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