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12 Oct 2020

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Most cost effective brokerage account for beginners to buy SG and US stocks in?

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More importantly, to save on transactional costs, you should go for custodian stocks, which means the company hold your stocks on your behalf (it is safe). This will save you a lot of money when trading US stocks

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