Anonymous

06 Feb 2020

∙

General Investing

How do I measure the performance of the STI ETF I bought via POSB's Invest Saver (RSP)?

1

Discussion (1)

What are your thoughts?

Learn how to style your text

Frankie Rappaport

06 Feb 2020

The index is alread the benchmark(market average, at least an indicator, but that one not for total S stock market)

you would want to compare to SP500 for getting more perspective, though.

Reply

Save

Write your thoughts

Related Posts

How can I measure the return of the STI ETF I bought using posb invest saver?

Is there any platform that allows dollar-cost averaging investment to S&P 500 ETFs (SPY or RSP) like the local POSB Invest Saver or OCBC BCIP program to STI ETF?

Is it advisable to start investing $100/month in STI ETF via POSB Invest Saver now, considering the impending recession?

I recently found that DBS invest-saver (RSP) now offer REIT ETF. (Nikko AM-StraitsTrading Asia ex Japan REIT ETF ) is it wiser to go for the REIT ETF or the STI ETF ?

I'm currently in my late 20s and have setup my emergency fund and started investing via RSP (STI ETF). How should I start investing the rest of my money?

Related Products

Standard Chartered JumpStart Account

4.8

778 Reviews

Maximum Interest: 2.50% p.a. for balances up to S$50,000

INTEREST RATES

$0

MIN. INITIAL DEPOSIT

$0

MIN. AVG DAILY BALANCE

DBS/POSB Multiplier Account

4.4

321 Reviews

OCBC FRANK Account

4.7

211 Reviews

Related Posts

How can I measure the return of the STI ETF I bought using posb invest saver?

Is there any platform that allows dollar-cost averaging investment to S&P 500 ETFs (SPY or RSP) like the local POSB Invest Saver or OCBC BCIP program to STI ETF?

Is it advisable to start investing $100/month in STI ETF via POSB Invest Saver now, considering the impending recession?

I recently found that DBS invest-saver (RSP) now offer REIT ETF. (Nikko AM-StraitsTrading Asia ex Japan REIT ETF ) is it wiser to go for the REIT ETF or the STI ETF ?

I'm currently in my late 20s and have setup my emergency fund and started investing via RSP (STI ETF). How should I start investing the rest of my money?