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I’m a beginner investor, for example I’m looking at start with probably $3000, and subsequently $1000 every 3 months, into only one or two US etf. (Since I’m just getting started, would like to save $ + learn more first)
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TD Ameritrade is fine and completely o.k.
no account fees, zero USD commission fees, however company will be merged with Charles Schwab broker in the second half of 2020 if U.S. regulatory authorities do not object. when you send money to brokers do not convert you home currency (f.ex. SGD) to USD vis your bank or home broker but use cheap and safe Transferwise (or currency conversion/sending. You can use that even within Singapore if you want convert/send to an USD account of Singapore bank/broker.
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Jonathan Chia Guangrong
05 Jun 2019
Level 12·Cybersecurity Trainee at Bank in blue
I've been using TD Ameritrade for a number of years and really like the straightforward platform and robust charting tool. No hidden fees as far as I know. Can't comment about saxo as I've not used it in any capacity.
And yes robo advisories are an alternative to invest into Etfs, US domiciled or otherwise. Only thing is you cannot choose which are the etfs you want to buy into. The portfolio will be constructed based on your risk profile that is determined when you open the account and answer their cka questions.
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