Oct 24 2016, 03:05 PM
QUOTE(heavensea @ Oct 23 2016, 10:54 PM)
Hi sifu-sifu,
I want to open "normal" + CDP account at Standard Chartered.
Any other recommendations of sg banks with low transaction charges? My main purpose is trading sg REITs.
Opening account should be done in one day? I'm not jb lang, so it's quite hassle for me to revisit sg again and again.
What kind of documents that I need to open these two accounts? Should I simply bring cash of sgd or there's other safer way to do so?
1 thing, SC dont use CDP for trading acc. they hold ur stock in custodian acc. thats why their fee is lower.I want to open "normal" + CDP account at Standard Chartered.
Any other recommendations of sg banks with low transaction charges? My main purpose is trading sg REITs.
Opening account should be done in one day? I'm not jb lang, so it's quite hassle for me to revisit sg again and again.
What kind of documents that I need to open these two accounts? Should I simply bring cash of sgd or there's other safer way to do so?
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if u still wan to open sc saving acc + trading acc with them
esaver is the basic saving acc they offer. have to keep $1k in acc to avoid the $5 fall below fee.
but im not sure whether u can open or not. check the requirement https://www.sc.com/sg/save/saving-esaver.html
if u manage to open the acc, just tell them u wan to apply for the online trading acc as well. the cs will help u to apply.
they will ask some question like do u invest before, etc.
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