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What would be a wise move to make? I am currently only putting money into DBS RSP Nikko AM ETF for my investment portfolio and I’m thinking of investing some in Syfe’s Equity100 and REITS+
Knowing that the service charges for DBS is pretty high 0.82% and the ETF, should I sell all my unit/hold and stop putting money in monthly to my dbs rsp/ continue but with the minimum atm require ($100) and focus on a Syfe Equity100 + REIT+ portfolio?
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Hi Elaine,
Cost is important.
But the more important is the difference of return between fund that you put in dbs and syfe.
No point if the return of the investment that you put in dbs is much higher than Syfe's.
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Tan Choong Hwee
21 May 2021
Solutions Specialist at Providend
Cost is one aspect, but more importantly it is the net returns after cost that matters.
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The Nikko AM ETF gives you exposure to the Singapore Market only. If you're looking to diversify your portfolio with global stocks, Equity100 is an option. There's no minimum investment for Syfe portfolios.