Anonymous

03 Dec 2020

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Does anyone know how to sell the Nikko AM STI ETF? I bought using my DBS bank account via RSP plan. Able to advise?

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CH

03 Dec 2020

Go to ibanking - investment - unit trust - redeem funds

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