How do I close a Commonwealth Direct Investment Account (CDIA) where the CommSec customer has passed away?
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What happens to a CommSec account when the owner passes away?
If you have recently lost someone close to you, we understand this may be a very difficult time. Please visit our Estate Management page for a step by ...
The person I share a CommSec joint account with has passed away. How do I transfer these shares into my sole name?
be ‘locked’ on initial notification of a deceased estate. This means shares cannot be transferred or sold until all requirements have been satisfied. ...
How much does it cost to invest in shares?
The rundown Investing in real estate should be considered a medium to long-term investment due to the costs involved. When investing in shares, ...
A beginner’s guide to investing
A beginner’s guide to investing Whether it’s buying real estate, spending on travel, or taking control of your day-to-day living expenses – whatever ...
What is diversification and how does it work?
The rundown Diversification is when you spread your investments across different things like stocks, bonds, or real estate to protect yourself from ...
Common Investor Mistakes
industries, and asset classes such as stocks and real estate, you can reduce the risk of negative returns on your investment portfolio. Trying to ...
Understanding sectors of the US sharemarket
for example) or emerging technologies. Real Estate The real estate sector contains businesses that buy or develop properties and lease/rent ...
Understanding-dividends
increasing the value of the shares). In the case of real estate investment trusts (REITs) and some other types of listed funds and entities, the ...
5 ETFs our customers loved in 2025
A beginner’s guide to investing Whether it’s buying real estate, spending on travel, or taking control of your day-to-day living expenses – whatever ...