Anonymous

02 Mar 2021

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Which brokerage to use for HK market to buy ETF for 3169 and hold for long term?

Lowest cost for long term hold. Lump sum perhaps every quarterly.

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Chris

02 Mar 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

Tiger Brokers or FSMone (on their RSP) are good choices. Both are low cost, no custodian fees, both also have decent FX rates (FSMone better though). FSMone has also been around for much longer than Tiger Brokers if that's a concern for you. Moreover, FSMone has free transfer of positions, meaning if you switch to another broker in the future, you can transfer your positions to the other broker for free (for Tiger it is USD100 per counter).

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