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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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What are some of the alternatives to use to reduce the weightage of the transaction costs has on my overall investments as im currently still investing with a small amount 2-3k each time?

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James Yeo

27 Jun 2018

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Go fsmone (ifast). Only $10 comm each time compared to $25 from brokerage firms. Fintech is going to disrupt the industry.

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Tan Wei Jie Shawn

18 Jun 2018

Try using POSB InvestSaver or OCBC Regualr Savings Plan to minimise transactional costs compared to buying it straight using your CDP account when investing a smaller sum.

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Gabriel Tham

18 Jun 2018

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You can accumulate more capital before making a purchase. Or use low cost options such as POSB inves...

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