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Help me understand the share market

What is the cost of buying shares? Unlike property, you don't need a large investment to get started. It's free to join CommSec, and you can start ...

Reporting Season

CommSec reports on the earnings results of ASX-listed companies. Find out about company profits, dividends and growth forecasts.

Getting Started

You don’t need a huge amount of money put aside to start investing. There are many different options – and some only need a reasonably small sum.      ...

4.2 How to research

Where to start? Research is the next stage of your investment journey and the easiest way to get started...

Fixed Income Securities

Fixed Income Securities provide regular income compared to ordinary shares, with the opportunity to profit from interest rate movements.

1.2 The fundamentals

The basic fundamentals of shares, investment, trading, dividend payments and a guide to costs and buying shares. What are the potential risks.

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