confuse.. for ASX , residency in Malaysia.. how it works?
will be tax only when sell? Auto deduct out or what?

How about the dividend?. If i am using DBS any charges to collect dividend.. i look into DBS VICKERS website.. dig here there cannot find any info.

wow u are right.. hv to re-consider.
Yes. DBS Vickers will charge SGD 2 per stock per month and capped at SGD 150 per quarter. We will waive the custodian fee if there are at least 2 transactions per month or 6 transactions per quarter.

Please note that custodian fees will be chargeable every quarter on the 11th of January, April, July and October, or the next working day if falls on a non-working day. Customers under the GIRO payment arrangement will have the charges debited from their bank accounts if there are insufficient funds in their trading accounts.

You should compare how much you would have saved with local platform. Do those who ask like TSOM a favor.

There must be a threshold when it is more economical and worth the hassle to open a Singapore accounts. My guess is the amount you save is not worth your effort to go down to Singapore and open bank accounts and trading account

Bro,.. not necessary to pay that amt, even if yr divvies reach into the thousands per qtr. Try to open SG brokerage accounts,... but, wait a minute, there's a problem,... you can't transfer yr shares over to yr SG brokerage, can you ??

You may need to sell and buy again, in which case, you can't buy at the good prices at which you bought earlier,...

Thanks for the info. Are there any other charges in addition to this?

How do you convert your funds in RM to SGD?? Is it automatically done by iTrade and rate determined by CIMB?
and when you receive the dividend in SGD, what happens to the dividend? Converted back to RM?
Did you have to pay anything to transfer your stocks to another broker?
actually I've questions about ETF. At one point, I wanted to buy gold ETF.

but there's something called mmgt/admin fee, right? Do you pay this yearly??

That's what I htought too,... is not able to,.. but look at the above replies, bro,.. many said you are able to,... frankly, if you are able to, better to move fwd as I've said asap.

As to your previous post,if you wish to get hold of this SGD inside the CIMB account, you can't in the form of SGD. You must convert into RM first before accessing it.

To transfer, I'm quite sure itrade will put in a strong charge against you,...

Tq Prince,... good and informative news,.... :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:

So,... CBRE says : Thailand’s REITS returned an average of 7.6 per cent as opposed to Singapore REITs with an average of 6.4 per cent and Malaysian REITs with 5.9 per cent average yield before tax.

Thai REITs : 7.6%, the highest now !

Still not able to beat Aussie REITs...

i will just hold.

the yield is still <5%.

but it's good to see income incr, DPU incr!

This is because one asset was not contributing yet even after the acquisition has been finalized in 4th qtr last yr,... there is a carry-fwd effect here,... careful !

have not calc with new dpu...

last yield was 4.57%.

Some Sreits hitting short term highs..

Checked my Trade Summary - highest today was 0.945, bro,.. did it reach 0.95 ? I'm a happy man,...