Get Commsec Internal Bulk Off Market Transfer

1 Answer. Yes, you can do that, but you have to have the stocks issued in your name (stocks that you're holding through your broker are issued in "street name" to your broker). ... If the stocks don't physically exist - you let the stock registrar know that the ownership has been transferred to someone else.

Yes it is. It's easier to transfer them all at application, rather than later, as later you need to write down the individual stocks on a form to transfer them. Either way, fine to have multiple HINs.

This is known as an Off Market Transfer (OMT). To transfer ownership of the shares without having to sell the shares on the market. An Off Market Transfer Fee of $54 applies per stock. It's charged to the recipient's account.

CommSec is unable to trade on behalf of a minor, so technically you can't open an account for anyone who's under 18. However, you can open a trust account in the name of an adult who will act as trustee until the minor turns 18.

The Off-Market order option lets you place buy/sell orders in stocks after market hours. These orders are sent to the exchange on the next trading day.

So yes, you do need a broker to sell shares in Australia, but not in the traditional way you expect. ... If you are still asking yourself, how do I sell my shares without a broker, contact us on 1300 722 852.

You can have multiple Commonwealth Direct Investment Accounts (CDIA) under your CommSec profile. ... Log into the CommSec homepage. Select the Portfolio tab, then Offers and Apply.

To update your linked bank account for settlement, log into your CommSec account and navigate to 'Settings > Service Centre'. To confirm your current linked bank account for settlement, log into your CommSec account and navigate to Portfolio > Accounts.

When you make a purchase via CommSec, the securities you've bought will be added to your portfolio on the trade date. ... If you place both buy and sell orders within the same day (or the following day) we will debit or deposit the difference between the executed trades.