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Anonymous

17 Jun 2020

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General Investing

Where can I invest in a broad range of ETFs (Bonds, REITs, Stocks etc) with low transaction fees? Kristal.Ai seems to be one option and Syfe seems to be one for REITs, any others?

Platforms like Saxo charge a pretty high transaction price, so I would like to know if there are any platforms/brokers that allow us to just buy 1 stock and not eat so much into returns due to transaction fees!

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Kristal.AI

17 Jun 2020

Content & Community at Kristal.AI

Hi Anon,

Thanks for considering kristal.AI! We charge zero fees for the first $50,000 invested (limited to 25 trades per year). Kristal provides a broad range of ETFs and ETF baskets, but as we aren’t a broker, you won’t find any single-name stocks on our retail platform.

The big advantage – besides fees, of course – is that you can choose yourself if you go completely DIY and choose the ETFs you want or you can get some recommendations from our investment algorithm based on your individual risk profile! 😊

Hope this helps!

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Andy Chan

11 Jun 2020

Depends on how much you are willing to set aside initially and/or monthly. You can and should consider looking at the underlying securities before investing in any of the roboadvisors.

Here are some links that compare the different roboadvisors in Singapore.

https://blog.moneysmart.sg/invest/robo-advisors...

https://dollarsandsense.sg/robo-advisors-in-sin...

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Eliezer

10 Jun 2020

Content & Community Lead at Syfe

Hi there! Apart from our REIT portfolio, you can also invest in ETFs through Syfe's Global Portfolio...

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