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Anonymous

22 Jul 2020

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For a small investor who wants to buy ETFs regularly, is FSMOne RSP better than SCB? Is there any minimum participation or lock-in period for FSMOne RSP?

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Samuel Don Oh

22 Jul 2020

Hey there! Cost wise in terms of commissions cost, FSMOne RSP is definitely competitive and one of the lowest in the markets. The minimum is $100 for most funds while there isnt a minimum lock in period, ie. you can cash out anytime.
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