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Anonymous

24 Jul 2020

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Which platform should I use to invest in global ETFs? Thinking of investing quarter-annually at about $3-5k for long term. Any advice?

I have already invested $30k on robo-advisors and set aside my emergency fund.

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Frankie Rappaport

24 Jul 2020

Standard Chartered Singapore.

they allow to trade on the U.S. as well as the european, HK and Singapore markets.

For non-Singapore markets 0.25% per trade, which is completely acceptable (being 25 USD for a 10000 USD trade) for an ultra-longterm investing approach.

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