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Anonymous

3d ago

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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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Jinsha

14h ago

Yes is good

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Financelearner

16h ago

Bank is usually safe but not cheap in terms of the fees.

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Philip T C Y

3d ago

You can use tiger trading platform . Their total trading fees is 0.1 % after you link up your CPF OA...

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