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What is the cheapest way to invest in ETF outside of Singapore?
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Gabriel
07 Jun 2019
Undergraduate at National University of Singapore
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Tan Siak Lim
07 Jun 2019
CFP. Director, Financial Advisory Group at Financial Alliance
I will not use robo advisers as I don't believe it paying them a fee. I can invest ETF directly and save on fees. I can also decide to invest on whichever ETF I like.
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Gabriel Tham
26 Sep 2018
Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team
You can try interactive broker or if you prefer a local bank can try standard chartered.
Please take note US stocks and ETFs have 30% withholding tax on dividends too.
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Kenichi Xi
16 Sep 2018
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The cheapest will be DIY using Interactive Broker.
You will have full control of your position and prior to the position u already had a plan.
The cost are costly when you do not have a plan and pay a price for it.
Fail to Plan result in Plan to Fail.
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Thank you.
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Jonathan Chia Guangrong
15 Sep 2018
SOC at Local FI
Firstly I'm gonna assume you have already identified the Etf you want to buy into and it is listed i...
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The easiest way is through the use of robo-advisors (Stashaway/AutoWealth/Smartly) which charges different fees depending on how much you invest with them. However, the downside is that you're unable to choose the ETFs that you would like to invest in. On the other hand, if you know which ETF you would like to invest in, you can do so directly and you might even save on some fees.