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Anonymous

25 Aug 2020

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IBKR or SC for small investments in overseas market? Why?

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Lum Jun Xiong

25 Aug 2020

Banking and Finance at Nanyang Business School

For US market, definitely IBKR. The rates are better there.

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YT

23 Aug 2020

That would depend on the market you want to invest in, and how much per transaction. For US, TDA/IB would be cheaper. More comparison can be found here: https://blog.seedly.sg/the-ultimate-cheatsheet-...

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Maisul

19 Aug 2020

Youtuber at Google (Channel : Say Do Invest)

SC has the one of the lowest commision fee charge!

Last i checked they dont charge custodian fees.
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