General FAQs

What is an Exchange Traded Funds Regular Savings Plan (RSP)?

An RSP enables you to buy units of an ETF through a disciplined approach by investing fixed investment amounts regularly each month. It allows you to accumulate a portfolio for yourself at a potentially reduced cost, without the need to start with a huge initial capital.
Is there a minimum/maximum amount to invest monthly?

There is no minimum initial investment amount required for an Exchange Traded Fund Regular Savings plan. However, there is a minimum monthly investment amount for an Exchange Traded Fund Regular Savings Plan is S$100 and in multiples of S$100. The maximum numeric input is 13 digits.
Who is eligible to set up an RSP?

You must be at least 18 years of age at the date of application.
How do I pay for my Exchange Traded Fund Regular Savings Plan?
- You can pay for your Exchange Traded Fund Regular Savings Plan purchase by debiting the funds from your existing Personal or Joint-alternate Savings, Savings Plus, Current or Autosave accounts. From the account selection, click on the account that you wish to use as the debiting account.
- A GIRO arrangement will be created for the monthly debiting of the specified amount from your account.
You can now set up a regular savings account via iBanking or any of our ATM (Only for Nikko AM Singapore STI ETF).

You can also update and view and terminate your ETF Regular Savings Plan.
How do I setup my ETF RSP?
- Select “More Investment Services” under the “Invest” tab on the top navigation.
- Select “Set Up Exchange Traded Fund Regular Savings Plan (RSP)”.
- Select the fund you wish to set up a Regular Savings Plan and click on the "Next” button".
- Enter the amount you wish to invest, your contact number and select your debiting account. Please read the Prospectus, Terms and Conditions and the Rights to Cancel documents before you continue.
- Once you have filled up all the details, click on the "Next" button.
- On the new page, check the details of this transaction. If the details are correct, click on the "Submit" button.
- Your transaction is now complete.
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