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Anonymous

01 Sep 2025

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General Investing

Investing with SRS via DBS Vickers a good choice or no?

I plan to buy DBS stocks for dividends. Maybe top up once a year to make 1 purchase a year. I would assume 1x SGD255/year fee would be lower than using other platforms like Endowus which bases yearly fees on my portfolio size?

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Ian

12 Oct 2025

DBS not too good

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Chris cctzjd

13 Sep 2025

Own time own target at Self Employed

I prefer FSMone

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Calvin

11 Sep 2025

DBS Vickers platform fees quite ex. Can explore other platforms.

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Vivian

09 Sep 2025

DBS now very ex

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Angela Lim

06 Sep 2025

How is the fees? DBS is rather safe...

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