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Anonymous

10 Aug 2020

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I have contributed $200 monthly (Total S$1,400) via OCBC Blue Chip Investment Plan into STI Index. Should I sell and switch over to FSM RSP to save cost?

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10 Aug 2020

Agree with Frankie. STI is a laggard among global ETFs. I wrote a post here. https://seedly.sg/questions/can-review-my-portf...** **

Wont recommend you to sell at a loss now. STI is not bad per se, it is just not as good as many global ETFs out there. Keep what you have and explore other options.

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Frankie Rappaport

09 Aug 2020

Yes cancel completely investing into STI, invest periodically into MSCI World ETF with best broker currently TD Ameritrade Singapore branch (= zero fees & reliable)

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