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Considering between the UTs and NikkoAM Straits Trading Asia ex-REIT ETF (CFA) rather than STI ETF that have pretty flat performance and would love to hear your views!
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Elijah Lee
22 Jan 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
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Did you mean Nikko AM Straits Trading Asia ex-Japan REIT ETF?
this seems decent low fees (all in like 1.1%) according to nikko website.
other UTs most likely have higher fees typically 5% range.
for potential higher yield, can check out posb/dbs digiportfolio. it is a basket of ETFs in Asia or Europe (i think). no sales charge but there is 0.75% annual fees on your portfolio amount.
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Randall Tan
22 Jan 2020
Coffee boy at Century Piano
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Hi anon,
I'd recommend you to give another platform a try, especially if you are doing it on your own; you shouldn't be paying sales charges. RSP for UT (with the intent of DCA) should be transactionally cost free.
Fund expenses, such as TER, and Management Fees, are already priced into fund NAV. So what you see (the NAV) is what you get. Skip the STI and go for more broadly diversified funds, a single country fund is quite narrow and focused and you will be taking on higher risk. Regional equity funds can be considered.