Sep 26 2020, 12:41 PM
QUOTE(Eurobeater @ Sep 24 2020, 11:27 PM)
I see. I thought pretty much all ETFs will reinvest the dividend for you. Or at least, even if they don't, you can do it yourself.
Seems pretty decent and I can't tell this part from VUSA kek. I'm basically investing my leftover GBP into S&P500 and won't think about it for the next 5 yearsÂ
For mutual funds, I know what you mean. A yellow color bank also tried doing the same for me for some kind tech fund. But the fund even underperform to their own benchmark kek, which was some MSCI Tech index. No need to pay commission to these buggers when I ownself can hoot something that can perform just as well as their fund at a much lower cost
Hi Seems pretty decent and I can't tell this part from VUSA kek. I'm basically investing my leftover GBP into S&P500 and won't think about it for the next 5 yearsÂ
For mutual funds, I know what you mean. A yellow color bank also tried doing the same for me for some kind tech fund. But the fund even underperform to their own benchmark kek, which was some MSCI Tech index. No need to pay commission to these buggers when I ownself can hoot something that can perform just as well as their fund at a much lower cost
Have you ever try "TA global Tech Fund"? a mutual fund, but seems their performance is quite good. tho, now it is underperforming since it follow performance of tech giants like apple, microsoft and google, so thats normal to be honest (losing abit of money since i started at the wrong time). i have high hopes for it, so i will just invest in it and not others since the others doesnt appeal to me. as for stocks, i just started, been wanting to do so for long time d, but dont have the way to invest. now i found one, and started investing - rakuten. then i found FSM one singapore (for US market mostly), but only applying. hopefully they approve my application.. i dont wan to stuck in mutual funds with FSM one Malaysia.
the issue for FSM Singapore is that i am not sure the best way to top up money into my account, since i dont have a Singapore bank account. hope i can top up directly to my account via TT or wire transfer. methods from pervious replies seems .. not so clear, bcos i never used those methods before (sunway money, bigpay and etc). will try and see after FSM approve my application. OR someone here can explain abit on how those methods mentioned works.
This post has been edited by Shynn: Sep 26 2020, 12:42 PM
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