Sheryl Lee

13 Jun 2020

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General Investing

I'm looking to diversify my portfolio and start DCA into global ETFs. I've been reading and still quite confused on the different platforms. Should I use FSMOne RSP, Thinkorswim/TD Ameritrade, or Kristal.AI?

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Boon Peng

13 Jun 2020

Hello Sheryl. I think you can first start by comparing the fees you need to pay across all the platforms you listed. Kristal AI makes sense if your AuM is less than 50,000 USD, because there isnt any management fees etc. The only fee you have to pay is the FX conversion rate at 5 basis point.

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