Asked on 02 Mar 2019
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Junus Eu
Answered on 13 Jan 2020
I would compare investment platforms based on cost and ease of use.
SAXO offers competitive rates, and also a good user experience.
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Dawn Fiona
Answered on 03 Mar 2019
FSMOne is another great place to look at for SG and HK stocks.
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Choon Yuan Chan
Answered on 13 Jan 2020
TD Ameritrade is a good platofrm to use- low comission and access to many overseas stocks.
For those who want to start investing locally, personally DBS cash upfront brokerage is sufficient and to purchase sTI etf only
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Eric Tan
Answered on 13 Jan 2020
Hi,i have written a guide on how to purchase stock using dbs vickers,hope the below guide helps!
(Post 63/week 50)Learning investing/trading together part 8:How to purchase a stock?(DBS vickers)
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Richard Woon Tian Jun
Answered on 02 Mar 2019
Most investment brokerages in Singapore have rather competitive prices per trade, at around $25. From my knowledge SAXO capital per trade is currently the lowest at about $8 - $15 per trade, depending on the trade value, followed by Standard Chartered at $10. Take note such brokerages that cost cheaper per trade like Standard Chartered and SAXO do not hold shares in a CDP account, but instead in their own custodian account, meaning that you don't possess voting rights, but if you are a small retail investor that don't really have so much shares in the first place it doesn't really matter.
All in all, you can choose almost any brokerage since they are all quite competitive, other than a few fee differences here and there.
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