$600 free brokerage offer only available to new customers opening a new CommSec Trading Account & Commonwealth Direct Investment Account (CDIA) before 15 November 2017 via the join now link on this page only.
All free trades must be completed within 3 months of account opening.
Offer applies if you trade online, CHESS-sponsored by CommSec and settle your trade through your CDIA.
Offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offer and not open to existing CommSec clients, or to staff, institutional or intermediary clients of CommSec.
Your first 10 equity trades will be free, up to a total brokerage value of $600 (including GST).
This offer does not apply to Issuer sponsored (SRN) orders, CommSec Share Packs, International trades, Exchange Traded Options, Margin Lending and CommSec CFDs.
This offer does not apply to trades where CommSec's brokerage exceeds $60 (including GST) or trades with a value over $50,000.
No brokerage will be shown on the CommSec confirmation contract note issued in respect of free trades under this offer.
This offer is not redeemable for cash and is not transferable. Normal CommSec terms and conditions apply unless otherwise specified here.
For CommSec brokerage charges see commsec.com.au.
Applicants must be 18 years or over.
We reserve the right to terminate this offer or amend these terms and conditions at any time without notice.
CommSec New Clients - First 10 Equity Trades Will Be Free, up to a Total Brokerage Value of $600
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Sign up for a new nabtradeaccount and you'll get 20 free trades for 90 days.
You've to check which one is better for you.
Its not better in value overall compared to this. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/295737
Seconded
SelfWealth is way cheaper than another other online broker I know of for ASX trades. It's fixed $9.50 per trade fee is half the price of Commsec.
Nabtrade is good for cheaper international trades although you don't have access to every stock exchange in the world.
Pretty sure this is a permanent deal from all the big 4 banks.