QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 13 2018, 10:26 PM)
Avoid. Better for you to buy the index itself. You can buy it yourself for free. Use 8 securities. Zero commission.
i googled it up and found this link:
https://apenquotes.wordpress.com/2017/10/10...e-8-securities/quote from the comment section
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Hello, just an FYI and an update
I was able to talk to the customer service. I am from the Philippines and is planning to open an account too. for the benefit of your blog, I was informed the Overseas charge is 200hkd charged by the HSBC bank.
and the only way to avoid the fee is if you have a Hongkong BOC or HSBC account. The free transfer is basically only for HK and people living overseas will have to deal with expensive wire deposit fees.
So much for what they advertised. Not FREE at all.
the wire deposit fee, sounds exorbitant....
btw, i search at fsm sg using the fund selector (dont select etf, select unit trust, i always select etf), and at last i found it UT that tracks s&p 500.
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/funds/factsheet/370283too bad, its for SG only....
suddenly FSM SG looks quite attractive
This post has been edited by john123x: Mar 13 2018, 11:19 PM