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Clara Ng

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08 Jul 2021

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[Qn by YouTube viewer "Eric Low"] I agree on DCA. For ETF daily-cost-averaging every few days, any clues on how DIY DCA to save trading cost? (excluding Robo-advisor or mutual funds)

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Tan Kel Vin

11 Jul 2021

Financial YouTuber at Kelvin Learns Investing

Use a low cost brokerage like ibkr, tiger, mooomoo. Normally I would buy every week. If you want to save that extra $2-3 can just dca once per month instead

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