QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 9 2018, 07:22 PM)
EPS is electronic payment for shares usually use to link your brokerage to your bank account. Think of it like our IBG but it takes one day.
Only few banks in SG supports EPS. The ways to transfer money electronically is usually FAST (think of our IBFT), EPS, GIRO. You need to ch ck with the respective brokerage whether they support FAST transfer or not.
I will avoid FSM SG if one is aiming to buy UT. FSM SG is only good for
1) SG brokerage
2) HK brokerage
Other than that, avoid FSM at all cost. I opened FSM SG only for their access to HK market as they are the only 3 brokers I know of in SG which does not charge dividend/maintenance fee for HK stocks
Hi Ramjade, do you know which brokerage that does not use FAST? As i plan to open CIMB SG as the procedure is much easier.Only few banks in SG supports EPS. The ways to transfer money electronically is usually FAST (think of our IBFT), EPS, GIRO. You need to ch ck with the respective brokerage whether they support FAST transfer or not.
I will avoid FSM SG if one is aiming to buy UT. FSM SG is only good for
1) SG brokerage
2) HK brokerage
Other than that, avoid FSM at all cost. I opened FSM SG only for their access to HK market as they are the only 3 brokers I know of in SG which does not charge dividend/maintenance fee for HK stocks
And like what you've shared fundsupermart SG is good for HK and SG shares. If i plan to buy SG REITS in the future, i suppose i could do so with fundsupermart SG?
Standard chartered u mentioned before that it has the lowest brokerage fee as well.
May i know for your US ETF, do you use IB? TQ
Feb 1 2019, 10:55 AM

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