What is a Share Purchase Plan (SPP)?
Find information about Share Purchase Plans (SPP) at CommSec
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The person I share a CommSec joint account with has passed away. How do I transfer these shares into my sole name?
initial notification of a deceased estate. This means shares cannot be transferred or sold until all requirements have been satisfied. The Controlling ...
What are some useful Options strategies?
Some useful strategies to consider when investing in Options include: Long Call Lock in a future price to buy shares. Long Put Lock in a future price ...
Most Traded Australian Shares
Know what other investors are trading. Discover the most commonly traded shares by CommSec clients.
International Shares
CommSec International Shares gives you access to many major global share markets, including the New York Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange.
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With your new CommSec International Shares Account, trade shares in 13 global markets, including the U.S., Europe and Asia. We’ve put together some ...
Help me understand the share market
Over the past 25 years, shares have provided better average returns than most other investments1. Plus, you can usually access your money two (2) ...
Your easy guide to Australian capital gains tax
The rundown This article is only relevant to you if you’re holding your shares on capital account – for example, if you’re a share trader then this ...
Easy guide to Australian capital gains tax
capital gains tax (CGT). For example, when selling shares you could be eligible for the CGT discount, which in turn could reduce the amount of CGT you ...
PID – what it is, how to find it
Quickest method: your CHESS statement Check your most recent CHESS statement that includes the shares you’re dealing with. You’ll find the PID in the ...