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Join IG Sharedealing, Make 10 Trades and Earn 10,000 Qantas Points

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Seems like this deal again - https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/340125

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Open a Share Trading account and place just one ten trades on our award-winning platform to earn 10,000 Qantas Points.*
* Available to new IG customers only. T&Cs available here (https://www.ig.com/au/Qantas). "Award-winning platform" refers to Online Personal Wealth Awards 2017: Winner, Best Trading Platform.
As well as low commissions that start at only $8 on Australian shares and US$10 on international, you also receive:

25 Qantas Points each time you buy or sell Australian shares1
50 Qantas Points for every international trade1

This all comes on top of our 0.3% flat currency conversion rate, 24-hour support and trading across all major mobile devices.
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Cannot find expiry date.

Would love to hear what people think about IG in general.

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Referrer gets $50 for share trading and $250 for CFD after 5 qualifying transactions.

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closed Comments

  • -2

    Q/ "Would love to hear what people think about IG in general."

    Great in its day……….

    https://www.nytimes.com/1999/05/02/business/the-business-wor…

  • +2

    Decent platform although no support for DRPs, no chinese markets, no conditional orders for shares (loss/limit or trailing orders), no links to company releases, market data page is almost useless and refunds take 2+ days. NABtrade has better everything although IG's charting tools are much nicer and easier to use. I use IG strictly for shares without DRP or stuff i trade often. They've also recently changed the price update interval for some ASX shares which is really annoying for some shares with high volatility like MIN.asx.

    • +1

      Isn't drp done through a registry like Computershare or Link?

      • Yes

  • +4

    They used to be free. They now have a $50 fee if you don't make at least 3 trades in a quarter.

    • Easy. Just buy AMD every month

    • A quarterly $50 subscription fee may be charged from your share trading account depending on your trading activity that quarter. To be exempt from the charge, you will need to:
      Deal at least three times across either of your share trading or CFD accounts during the quarter,
      OR
      Hold no open positions in your share trading account at the end of the quarter.
      Please note, as long as you have no open positions at the end of the quarter, you will not be charged a subscription fee regardless of whether you hold a cash balance on the account. The subscription fee will apply per client rather than per account.
      Please see our customer agreement for more information.

      I just want to buy and hold some vanguard ETFs, and periodically buy more. Will the fee apply?

    • Could be worth it for the points if they have RM williams on sale again.

      https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/400946

      Just close the account down afterwards.

    • Long time user, pretty bummed about this as well, I trade about once a quarter on average.

      Looking for alternatives to jump to, please leave any suggestions you might have here!

  • I wonder if you can close the account and sign up again to get to 10k points.

    • Hi, did you find it out?

      • +1

        Yeah it’s 2 years before you can do it again.

  • Does it have CHESS and is having CHESS important?

  • +1

    Be very careful with them, if you don't trade at least X times a quarter they will charge you $50

  • so 10000 Qantas points for 8 bux Minimum it should read.

  • FPMarket is better. IG is known to bet against their clients money.

  • I signed up but didn't see anywhere to put on QFF number for points credit?

  • Careful to screenshot your application being done via thy link, I had to call several times last time they were running this promo, and they only gave the point as good will gesture.

  • Anyone know whether Westpac would treat payment for shares via mastercard as a cash advance?

    • I'm very interested to know this as well. Can anyone who has paid via credit card advise? IG nor the credit card issuer can guarantee that it would not be treated as a cash advance.

      • Can confirm it's not treated as a cash advance. I used the Qantas premier credit card.

  • 10 trades to qualify for the points 10000. Needs update

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