deposit $10k for 1 year and get $1200 - a 12% pa return on top of any investment returns you get parking it somewhere on the ASX
or deposit $100k for 1 year and get $4000 - a 4% pa return on top of any investment returns.
also deposit $200 and get $50 in AAPL shares
make sure your referral link includes this in the details when it opens.
The fine details are in the Terms and Conditions (linked from the referral page, worth reading), but basically:
* deposit $10k before the end of Feb, every 3 months you don't withdraw it you get $300 in Trade Vouchers. The AUD$300 in trading vouchers includes 2 US Securities trading vouchers worth AUD$100 and an Australian Securities trading voucher worth AUD$100.
* Participant makes an initial deposit and taps on the ’Participate Now’ button on the Welcome Campaign landing page in the Webull App within the campaign period.
Regarding the Vouchers, you just need to buy and then sell something worth more than the vouchers and you will get the redemption value back:
• The Participant will be notified by Webull Australia they have vouchers to redeem which can be claimed by clicking ‘Menu’ - ‘My Rewards’ on the Webull Australia App using their individual Webull Australia account login details.
• The free US fractional share(s) and the trading vouchers must be redeemed by the Participant via their individual Webull Australia account within 30 days of receiving the reward. Failure to do so within this period, in the reward will expire and cannot be re-instated.
• After the free share(s) or trading vouchers is (are) redeemed, the eligible fractional shares rewards will be added to the Client’s Account within 15 business days.
• After receiving the trading vouchers, the redemption is valid for 30 days, and only US or Australian securities buy transactions within 30 days after the redemption is accepted.
• Must be redeemed within 30 days after receiving the voucher, or the voucher will expire after 30 days after being issued.
• One Trading Voucher can only be redeemed for one order only. Once the order is selected and the redemption is confirmed, these actions will be regarded as final, and the redemption will be executed accordingly. Once confirmed, the redemption cannot be cancelled.
• Upon redemption, the value of the Trading Voucher or Trade Value, whichever is lower, will be credited into the corresponding Webull brokerage account within 15 business days.
o For example, if the selected order's Trade Value is AUD$20 and the Trading Voucher's value is AUD$100. The amount credited is AUD$20.
o For example, if the selected order's Trade Value is AUD$200 and the Trading Voucher's value is AUD$10. The amount credited is AUD$10.
The the fund $200 get $50 pays out in equivalent AAPL shares, you just need to sell them like all the previous AAPL share rewards posts you'll find previously posted.
Ditto the Trade Vouchers, for more discussion see previous posts.
This seems to be a superset of the previous deal posted here (note the $80 was false, it was $50)
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/829101
This isn't financial advice because I said these magic words.
EDIT: I'm not sure how trustworthy webull is, I only just signed up last month, If you think it's a a scam however, please address for me why your investment is unsafe if you just put it in an ASX registered security: if you hold a portfolio of shares through a broker, it's important to understand the regulatory safeguards in place. In Australia, the Clearing House Electronic Subregister System (CHESS) managed by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) ensures the secure and transparent transfer of share ownership. The regulatory body, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), mandates that brokers segregate client assets from their own, providing an added layer of protection. In the unlikely event that a broker faces financial distress, these measures are designed to safeguard the ownership of your shares.
It's crucial to note that while investments always carry some level of risk, the regulatory framework aims to protect investors and their assets. The Financial Claims Scheme (FCS) provides additional coverage for certain claims in case of a broker's insolvency, although it may not cover the entire value of your investment portfolio. As always, staying informed about the specific terms and conditions of your broker, along with broader market regulations, will contribute to a better understanding of the protections in place for your investments.
Pyramid?