Anonymous

13 Mar 2020

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General Investing

I'm new to investing and started with DBS RSP for ETF. Is the indicative unit price at the time I make the purchase be the actual price I'm buying?

Will it reflect current market price at time of purchase? STI ETF

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Davin

13 Mar 2020

No, the actual purchase price will be different from indicative price.

If you are doing RSP, you should not be too concern about the small fluctuation on the purchase price as it will be averaged out in long run.

So far the purchase price is within the range on the day that they purchased the unit. So I'm fine with it.

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