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Krystal

11 Jun 2021

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Is it better to use 1 broker who offers both US and SG stocks, or 2 separate brokers who offer US and SG stocks separately?

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Nicholas Wong

11 Jun 2021

Depends on your preference! Do you want all your investments in 1 account? (More Convenient imo)

Separating can give you more clarity on tracking.
It also provides diversification broker risks.

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