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Anonymous

29 Dec 2021

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Is there any benefit to investing with Stan chart if you are a Stan chart priority banking customer?

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Wilson Nid A Break

01 Jan 2022

SCB Priority Banking customers enjoy no-minimum-transaction brokerage fees and zero custody fees for all transactions/Lower brokerage fee

Priority Banking Clients

-Brokerage rate – SGX: 0.18%

-Brokerage rate – All other markets: 0.20%

-Minimum Brokerage Amount: S$0

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Wrong Sean

29 Dec 2021

https://www.sc.com/sg/wealth/investment/online-...

There is no minimum brokerage amount for SC Priority Banking customers.

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