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Minimum placements in Philippine financial instruments

07/08/08

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Savings account: P5,000
Checking account: P5,000
Time deposit: P10,000
Special deposit account: P100,000
Foreign currency deposit account: $1,000
Mutual fund: P5,000
Unit investment trust fund: P5,000
Treasury Bills and Bonds (through banks): P100,000
Account with a stock brokerage firm: P50,000 (but I just learned that at least one has no minimum investment at all)
Priority banking accounts: $50,000 (you will have access to different investment instruments at higher interest and the services of wealth managers or financial planners)

For first-time investors, read this guide: Investment 101 for the first time investor

(Check this spot again from time to time for more updates. The usual disclaimer applies: this is not a solicitation to buy etc. etc. and each instrument is attached to its own kind of risk).

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13 Responses to “Minimum placements in Philippine financial instruments”

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  1. 13
    Jing Says:

    RCBC ezTrade minimum initial investment is P25,000 for online stock trading

  2. 12
    Ros Says:

    Hi Salve, I’ve learned about SDA particularly from this post. Thank you so much!
    I shared my story here: http://www.roszain.com/2008/09/sda-time-deposit.html

    Thanks & more power to you!

  3. 11
    chxtr Says:

    BPI sda bills have the term of 31 days, but “renewable” every after 31 days (or every month).

    it has an indicative net yield of 4.45411% fixed per month, but may vary after end of every term. the minimum requirement to get sda bills is 100k, with a 10k increment should an investor wants to go over 100k.

    seems like a good investment because it is safe.

  4. 10
    Spawn Says:

    50k for a stock brokerage account?

    last year CitiSecOnline was only 25k

  5. 9
    Nilo Babad Says:

    Hello,
    I want to solicit ur opinion if it is a wise investment & profitable to invest in Dollar Bonds for 5 years rather than in high yielding government securities for 5 years also. Considering u have P100,000 where do u want to invest it that gives a higher returns after 5 years.
    Thanks & more power. i am always reading ur articles.
    Goodday!

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