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Anonymous

08 Sep 2024

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General Investing

For investing long term using SRS or Cash lump sum, should I use Endowus? Cos it charges management fee every quarter. Is it better to pay a 1 time commission at other brokers? Thanks!!

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Francis

02 Oct 2024

I am invested in Endowus and I received some rebate from them every quarter. Some funds are cheaper than others if we consider them.

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Chris

10 Sep 2024

I avoid using platforms that charge management fees. No matter how small the fee, it will snowball.

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Stella

09 Sep 2024

I use ntuc income That allow for SRS....

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