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Anonymous

20 Jun 2020

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General Investing

Do regular saving plans on different platforms yield different returns even if you are buying into i.e. the same ETF?

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Ng Wei En

20 Jun 2020

Analyst at Mastercard

This will depend on the trading fee imposed by the stock broker or platform that you are buying the ETF from.

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