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Selfwealth: $13 Cashback on First US Trade (US$9.50) (Existing Members)

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SelfWealth are launch US Trading next week.
Trading costs US$9.50 (~ A$12.78). The first trade will be refunded (A$13.00) to your SelfWealth account.
FX costs 0.60% - but you can keep a USD balance

We're really excited to launch US trading exclusively to current SelfWealth members. It will be ready to trade next week but you can submit your request to have it added to your portfolio, as of today!

What's new at SelfWealth?
Currently, you can only trade securities listed on the ASX through SelfWealth. That's changed. From Monday 14th December 2020, you will be able to transfer money from your SelfWealth AUD Cash Account to a USD Cash Account and invest directly into US companies, ETFs and other securities.

Your first trade is on us.
The brokerage on your first US trade on all portfolios will be refunded as $13 AUD on approximately the 15th of the month following your first trade, to that portfolio's AUD Cash Account. This offer is only available until the end of February 2020, read more.

FAQ

What is the ownership structure of my US Holdings or USD Cash?
You are the beneficial owner of any US holdings with SelfWealth which will be held in custody with Phillip Securities Pte Ltd. Your cash will be held in a Phillip Capital Trust account with Standard Chartered. SelfWealth has no beneficial ownership or right to either your holdings or cash.

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Both referrer and referee get 5 free trades for use within 1 month.

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            • @blighst: Yeah it's not a transfer service for paying other people. But you send it to a transferwise account in your name.

      • What's Schwab's reporting like? One reason I trade everything with IB is because its report makes my life easy at tax time.

        • It looks okay, I haven't had to use it much - I use sharesight.

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  • +1

    Smart Buggers!
    They know we'll have to sell it eventually!

    What a big brain move

  • +2

    oh my lord these are some crazy high fees for US markets… open an account with IBKR or Tastytrade instead?

    • Structure is good for large $ traders and it decent not crazy high fees.
      If you want to use that term, go trade with the banks.

      • +1

        No it's not - because if you're trading then Stake will be cheaper as you're only stung when you convert.

        Interactive Brokers is what any serious trader would use Anyways.

        • I trade in 6 figures, Selfwealth is perfect for me.

          • +7

            @neostarsx: If you're trading 6 figures of US stocks, you'll be saving hundreds on FX spread by using interactive brokers or schwab

  • You should trade with etoro, it's commission free with fractional shares and they're giving away $100 if you sign up with a referral

  • was looking for fee comparison between stake and selfwealth for buying US shares and found below, pretty well explained.

    https://growsmsf.com.au/selfwealth-versus-stake-fee-comparis…

    I think i will stick to Stake.
    What do you guys think after reading the article?

  • I want to invest in ETFs mostly- I'm worried about Interactive Brokers inactivity fee - am I right that they will charge me $10 per month if I don't place at least $10 worth of trade commsion?

    • Yes, spot on.

      Better off with Stake or Selfwealth in that regard.

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