What is a HIN (Holder Identification Number)?
single HIN (provided they’re held under the same account). For example, if you hold shares in companies X, Y and Z, these shareholdings can be ...
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Can I have my Options statements and trade notifications sent via email?
Portfolio > Accounts (Select your Options account number) Click 'View or Edit Account Details' In this section you can change your statement preferences to 'Email' ...
My trade has been stopped because a deposit is required. What do I do?
If a deposit is required, you'll need to transfer sufficient funds into your account.
How do I manage a deceased estate with CommSec?
To ensure the account of your recently deceased family member or friend is protected, please advise us of their passing as soon as possible. You can ...
If I buy then sell shares or sell then buy shares, will the trades offset?
transfer the net amount to or from your nominated bank account when you either buy and then sell shares, or sell then buy shares on the same day or ...
When do international trades settle?
Your International Shares Account will operate on a cash upfront basis, meaning you will need to transfer funds into your International Wallet before ...
Settlement - How to pay or receive funds for a trade
We'll automatically debit your linked bank account two business days after your trade. Make sure you've got sufficient funds by 8am that day.
Managing the interest on your margin loan
You can pay the interest on your loan by either: having your linked bank account debited monthly, or having the interest capitalised to your loan. ...
How do I transfer shares between two different CommSec accounts?
If you want to transfer shares from one CommSec account to another, you can do so in what is known as an Off-Market share transfer. Transferring ...
How do I transfer shares held with CommSec to the share registry?
If you want to transfer shares from your CommSec account to the share registry to become issuer-sponsored shares, you can do so in what is known as a ...