DJJ

03 Jun 2020

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1st time investment with capital $10k, with OCBC bluechip investment per month ($500) & considering stocks investment. What's the difference if buy bluechip via OCBC Securities as a stock?

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Boon Peng

31 May 2020

Hello YeeWen! I am trying to understand your question you have posted. I guess you are considering investing one lump sum of $10k vs monthly investment of $500. You can search the word "dollar cost averaging" in the above search box; where there are plenty of resources available here.

For the BlueChip Investment Plan (BCIP), you can only select 20 counters from their stock list. The commission fee is also lower compared to purchasing a bluechip stock from OCBC securities. Hope this helps.

https://www.ocbc.com/iwov-resources/sg/ocbc/per...

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