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Anonymous

29 Sep 2020

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General Investing

Which broker should I use I already have Vickers for SG stocks and I want a broker for US market for the lowest possible commission. I already applied for TDA but no response so any other brokers?

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Frankie Rappaport

29 Sep 2020

It's a pity that TD A does not respond.

I feel that the mainstream SG brokers generally are low fee today, and the fees will drop further anyway in the future.

so f ex POEMS or FSMOne are O.K.

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