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Dividends: Reinvest or take the cash?   23 May 2024 When a company makes a profit, it has several options on how to use that money. Here's what ...

Investing Glossary

piece of paper officially (and legally) confirms what you've bought or sold in the stock market. Current portfolio value  This is simply how much ...

Investing in a volatile market

you want to learn more about the share market or what to do once you’ve bought your first shares, the podcast will guide you through the process to ...

4.3 How to trade

How to place a trade and make your first investment with CommSec...

Podcast

just the numbers, but why they are important and what they mean for investors. The CommSec Market Update podcast is released twice daily at 8.00am and ...

How do I update or reset my password?

There are two types of passwords you can update on your CommSec account: Login password - compulsory Your login password is what you enter (along with ...

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