Anonymous

02 Dec 2020

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How can we avoid or pay less for ARK funds? Are they actively managed?

Are you invested in ARK funds? Thanks.

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

02 Dec 2020

SOC at Local FI

Hi. As the funds are listed in the US, the cheapest way to go will be with Td Ameritrade as they offer zero comm to transact stocks. That said, there's still a management fee involved. Seedly has an article on ark funds you can read up on - https://www.google.com/amp/s/blog.seedly.sg/ark....

Do note that account opening may take some time as they have a huge backlog from what I understand.

Personally I don't really invest in US stocks as my account is mainly for options trading.

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