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I don't want to sell my position in my POSB STI ETF but am thinking of buying this ETF at a lower fee, what should I do?
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Sure I would use Syf!!
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I use both DBS Invest Saver (similar to POSB) for small monthly DCA to STI ETF. I also use Syfe Trade to buy individual company stock. I think I prefer DBS for ETFs because the app includes more details. Feels more assured that the small fee charged is worth it for the service included like receiving monthly statements and able to see more data about the ETF on the app. For Syfe Trade, there's not much service due to the small fee, and you are really left on your own to decide when to top up or sell. The data provided in Syfe is not sufficient. I also like that DBS can just directly credit my account or transfer from bank account to the ETF every month, I don't need to do anything further after I set it up.
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Definitely, Syfetrade is lower than POSB RSP, the banks RSP programs are so much more expensive than the smaller financial institutions. Its a definite to switch
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Yes/No. Might want to consider if your spouse/dependent know you have accounts in Syfe in case anyth...
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Syfetrade sg market - 0.06% min $1.98
rsp - 0.82%
the breakeven point is to invest $242. if lesser, rsp will still be cheaper