How do I close my account with CommSec?
Learn how to close your Australian Share Trading and International Shares Accounts with CommSec.
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What is a HIN (Holder Identification Number)?
numbers (e.g. X0001234567). All your CHESS sponsored shares are represented by a single HIN (provided they’re held under the same account). For ...
Why is my portfolio purchase price higher than my trade price?
costs and the price per unit you have paid for the shares.
Why is my account suspended?
If your CommSec account has been suspended, you won’t able to sell shares. For some customers, you won’t be able to buy shares either. Your account ...
What are dividends?
The rundown Dividends are returns made by companies to their shareholders in the form of cash or shares. Large ‘blue chip’ ASX-listed companies ...
Investing models: An easy guide to help you find your match
need a lot of insider knowledge or even money to buy shares. These days, there are plenty of ways for new investors to enter the market. “When ...
ETO-Protective-Puts
A protective put strategy can be likened to a stop loss that can be executed at the investors’ discretion to sell the underlying shares at a ...
International Markets How to
3. How to invest in international markets? There are two ways to invest in international shares, either directly, or indirectly through another ...
New to CommSec
Place your first trade in minutes With your new CommSec Australian Shares Account, you can invest in the Australian companies you know and love ...
SRN – what it is, how to find it
An SRN is used to identify the owner of shares that are held by a share registry... Find out more