The bank has slashed the interest rate it offers on its CommSec trading account for its wealthiest customers, but boosted rates offered to others.

Australia’s biggest share trading firm, CommSec, is punishing wealthy customers so it can help more people with less than $5000 invested with them.

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. This new service is initially offered through CommSec’s website, ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Currently just 4 per cent of Australian adults place a trade online in ...

The new platform reportedly provides fast account set-up, easy online access to 13 international equity markets and brokerage rates from USD$5. CommSec has also reduced brokerage fees “for Australian ...

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski claims the local share market saw a “tough” start when trading got underway on Friday.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia's securities trading arm CommSec has launched what it claims is the first home-grown iPhone application in Australia. Australia's largest online share broker announced ...

Volatile markets do not appear to have significantly impacted the number of people trading shares online, according to new data released by research house, Investment Trends. The data revealed that ...

Amid the latest index declines, new data from CommSec reveals the Australian shares with the highest buying and selling ...

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MELBOURNE, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Commonwealth Securities, Australia's largest online share broker with 1.4 million clients, said on Tuesday that frantic trading activity amid extreme market volatility ...