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01 Apr 2020

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Best Broker for AdHoc Investments in Shares in SG and ETF in US?

Economic and Cost Effective Broker for AdHoc Investments in Shares in SG and ETF in US? Would be great if i can use SRS for my shares purchase in SG. Is the POEMS Cash Plus Account OK for this kind of adhoc investments? Please advise

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Soju

01 Apr 2020

Lead CM at Metafrontier

For adhoc investments in shares for SG and ETFs in the US, need something that can do both.

For brokers with both US/SG, try FSM or iFast.

If your willing to split them up, go for Tiger Brokers/Whitelabels for US, and FSM/DBS Vickers for SG.

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