Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Which Singapore RSP is the most user-friendly? I am using DBS’ Nikko AM STI RSP and it does not have a comprehensive view of what I have invested, the dividends I have received etc.

It only shows market value + units i currently hold.

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Gabriel Tham

04 Mar 2019

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Every month you should receive a letter of how many units were bought and the fees.

And whenever the dividend is given, you should also recieve a letter to inform you how much dividend per share and total dividends you received.

For other information regarding the ETF, you have to check it out online https://www.nikkoam.com.sg/etf/sti

I am not vested with the other banks RSP but I believe they are the same

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