EE vs PSG for ETPs

[MikyMouse]

Hi All,

Anyone have any experience with PSGs ETP trading platform? Their fees are very competitive at 0.1% commission, 1% pa and R3.50 per debit order vs EE 0.25% com, 0%pa and R4.50 debit orders.

A huge benefit is that EE has a TFSA account in which you can purchase ETPs and Shares. Does anyone know of another provider that offers something similar?

 

[Galactica]

PSG also has a TFSA, against them would be a platform that goes unavailable a lot.

 

[MikyMouse]

PSG also has a TFSA.

But with access to ETFs?

 

[Galactica]

But with access to ETFs?

Mainly Index funds which can be cheaper than ETFs. They have unit trusts too.

 

[MikyMouse]

Mainly Index funds which can be cheaper than ETFs. They have unit trusts too.

Thanks, but I'm wanting ETFs specifically

 

[Galactica]

Thanks, but I'm wanting ETFs specifically

Which ETFs in particular? For example they have all the Satrix etf products just in index fund form.

 

[MikyMouse]

Which ETFs in particular? For example they have all the Satrix etf products just in index fund form.

I'd preferably like access to all of them

 

[Galactica]

Hi All,

Anyone have any experience with PSGs ETP trading platform? Their fees are very competitive at 0.1% commission, 1% pa and R3.50 per debit order vs EE 0.25% com, 0%pa and R4.50 debit orders.

A huge benefit is that EE has a TFSA account in which you can purchase ETPs and Shares. Does anyone know of another provider that offers something similar?

Check the TFSA thread in this section for more.

 

[Renier]

ABSA Stockbrokers has a TFSA account with some ETFs at 0.20%.

They will soon launch a ETF-only account with 0.20% commission and R20 minimum.

We will also be launching our new product ETF Only which goes hand in hand with our TFSA ETF offering. An account which allows you to invest in all ETF's at a brokerage of 0.2% with a minimum of R20.00. More details on this will be sent soon.

 

[MikyMouse]

They will soon launch a ETF-only account with 0.20% commission and R20 minimum.

Sounds promising - I'll be interested to see when they launch this