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DBS Vickers Young Investor Account
Trading Account specially designed for young investors aged 18 to 25 years old.
DBS Vickers Young Investor Account
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At a Glance
Just for young adults
Designed to help young investors start off on the right foot in their investment journey.
Flat commission pricing
Enjoy flat commission fees across all markets with no custody fee on foreign share holdings
Seminars and classes
Learn more about trading at our regular seminars and courses.
Reputable brokerages
Gain access to key global stock markets with DBS Vickers.
Are you between the ages of 18 to 25 years? Do you have an interest in investing but don’t know where to start? Apply for a DBS Vickers Young Investor Account and gain access to a wealth of resources to help kick-start your investment journey. We’ll also set up a new DBS Multi-Currency Account (MCA) for you to make the settling of trades and dividend crediting convenient.
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Features & Benefits
- Venture into the stock market with a bank-backed brokerage
- Gain access to trade in multiple capital markets
- Enjoy flat commission fee for all markets
- Zero custody fee for your foreign holdings
- More opportunities to grow your investment knowledge and trading skills with our investment seminars (sign up here today)
Promotion
Open a new DBS Vickers online trading account and make a cash upfront trade on the DBS Vickers app by 31 March 2023 to receive a S$30 cash reward.
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Commission Rates
Young investors with a DBS Vickers online trading account can enjoy flat commission rates for all markets (excluding market charges).
| Commission Rate | ||
|---|---|---|
| Markets | Young Investor (YI) Account* | Normal Vickers Trading Account*^ |
| Singapore | SGD8.64 | 0.28%, min SGD27 |
| United States | USD6.48 | 0.18%, min USD27 |
| Hong Kong | HKD54 | 0.18%, min HKD108 |
| Australia | AUD17.28 | 0.35%, min AUD32.40 |
| UK | GBP12.96 | 0.35%, min GBP27 |
| Japan | JPY1404 | 0.35%, min JPY3240 |
| Canada | CAD8.64 | 0.50%, CAD31.32 |
^Rates for cash trades as compared to Young Investor Account
*Prices will be subjected to GST at the prevailing rate, where applicable
Eligibility requirements
- Aged 18 to 25 years old
- Possess basic knowledge in investing
Account Types
- Individual Account
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To open a Young Investor Individual Trading Account, simply apply online through DBS digibank online or digibank mobile.
If you wish to trade in the Singapore securities market, you’ll also need to open a Central Depository (CDP) account. If you do not own a CDP account, you may open one here before applying for a DBS Vickers Online Trading Account.
Due to the high application volume, the processing time for account opening may take longer than usual.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How can I be eligible for the Young Investor Trading Account?
If you are between the ages of 18 to 25 years old with a DBS Vickers online individual trading account, your trading account will automatically be considered a Young Investor Trading Account.
2. I am currently 23 years old and I opened a DBS Vickers online trading account when I was 22 years old. How can I enrol for this new Young Investor Trading Account?
From 1 April, all existing individual online trading account whose account holders are between the age of 18 to 25 years old will be automatically included in this program.
3. How can I tell if my online trading account is a Young Investor Account?
The Commission rates charged for all markets will be a flat fee, regardless of your contract size. Commission rates does not include all out-of-pocket charges imposed by the respective exchanges. GST apples to all markets.
4. What happens after I turn 26 years old?
Your Young Investor Trading Account will be changed to a normal trading account. The conversion of the account will follow your birth year. i.e., you are born in 1997 and turn 25 years old in 2022. On 1 Jan 2023, your account will be converted to a normal trading account.
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions Governing the new DBS Vickers Young Investor (YI) Account
- This is applicable to all individual online retail clients with DBS Vickers Securities (Singapore) Pte Ltd (’DBS Vickers’) age between 18 to 25 years old.
- Eligible clients are clients age between 18 to 25 years old based on their birth year. i.e., clients born in the year 1997 will be considered 25 years old in the year 2022.
- Eligible clients are entitled to flat commission fee for all trades executed online. This is applicable to trades executed in any of the 7 online markets via www.dbsvickers.com, mobile trading and DBS/POSB iBanking
Market Commission Rate* (inclusive of GST) Singapore
SGD 8.64 / HKD 54 / USD 6.48 / AUD 8.64 / EUR 6.48 / JPY 864 / GBP 6.48
US
USD 6.48
Hong Kong
HKD 54 / USD 6.48
Australia
AUD 17.28
UK
GBP 12.96 / USD 19.44 / EUR 17.28
Japan
JPY 1404
Canada
CAD 8.64 / USD 6.48
*Prices will be subjected to GST at the prevailing rate, where applicable.
- Flat commission rates exclude any out-of-pocket market charges / fees imposed by the respective exchanges.
- Eligible clients will also be entitled to zero custody fee for all foreign holdings
- YI accounts will be converted to a normal trading account on a yearly basis, based on the birth year. i.e. YI born in the year 1997 will be converted back to a normal account on 1 Jan 2023.
- DBS Vickers shall have the right to determine whether a client is entitled to receive the rate. The decision by DBS Vickers shall be final.
- DBS Vickers’ terms and conditions governing trading shall apply. Participation is deemed acceptance of the terms and conditions herein.
- DBS Vickers reserves the right to revise, delete and/or add to the above terms and conditions, and/or to suspend or terminate the rates at any time, at its sole and absolute discretion, without prior notice to you.
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