Justin Chan Jia Xiang

10 Jun 2020

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Which platform has the cheapest fees to buy US stocks?

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Lin Yun Heng

09 May 2020

Senior Analyst at Delphi

Saxo! Or IB if you have high capital to invest. I personally use Saxo and FSMone for foreign stocks. (Whichever has lower comission)

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Guo Wei

08 May 2020

Me at Home

I think FSM so far appeals most to me. As a current user, most US stocks are available at USD 10 (applicable at both buying and selling points)

FSM also offers RSPs where US stocks like S&P 500 are offered for a fee of only USD 1 and selling fee of USD 8.80.

You can refer to these links to learn more

https://seedly.sg/reviews/online-brokerages
https://blog.seedly.sg/the-ultimate-cheatsheet-...

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