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18 Apr 2019

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Should I use StashAway if I want to invest in US-based ETFs? Are their fees lower than brokerage?

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

29 Jan 2019

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Stashaway charges an annual fee dependent on the aum amount. Whereas brokers will charge a fee for each transaction done (for example my comm rate with Td Ameritrade is 0.015 per share, minimum 5 bucks). It'll boil down to how often you intend to buy/sell the etfs

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