Trade Australian and international shares, ETFs and managed funds on a platform owned by one of Australia's Big Four Banks.
ANZ Share Investing is owned by ANZ, which is one of Australia's Big Four Banks and a highly trusted financial institution globally. You can access a range of markets with an ANZ Share Investing account including Australian and international shares, exchange traded funds (ETFs), managed funds, options, warrants and more.
As well as market research and real-time market data, you get access to recommendations from some of Australia's leading analysts such as Morningstar. ANZ Share Investing offers competitive brokerage charges; you won't pay a thing if you don't use your account and the more trades you make in a month, the cheaper each trade becomes.
| Product Name | ANZ Share Investing |
|---|---|
| Type of Broker |
Online only |
| ASX Products |
Shares Exchange traded options Instalment warrants Endowment warrants IPOs/floats |
| Available Markets |
ASX NASDAQ NYSE London Stock Exchange Euronext Hong Kong Stock Exchange Tokyo Stock Exchange NYSE Amex Equities SIX Swiss Exchange Frankfurt Stock Exchange Singapore Exchange Toronto Stock Exchange TSX Ventures Exchange |
| Standard brokerage fee for ASX shares | $19.95 |
| Support |
Phone After hours |
Quick verdict
Good for
- Trusted brand
- News, research and live prices
- Advanced data and monitoring tools
Not so great for
- Brokerage is higher than some providers
- No live chat support
What is ANZ Share Investing?
ANZ Share Investing is a subsidiary of ANZ, one of Australia's largest financial institutions. The account enables Australian retail investors to buy and sell a range of listed assets.
What are the key features of an ANZ Share Investing account?
ANZ Share Investing provides these features to traders:
Market research
Get access to independent expert recommendations, use filters to find the stocks you want and see lists of the most commonly traded stocks from other ANZ Share Investing customers. Get access to charts, news and analysis from leading analysts Morningstar, Intelligent Investor, Wise Owl and more.
Account access
Make trades using the ANZ Share Investing Online platform online, via the ANZ app or over the phone. Active traders can upgrade to the ANZ Share Investing Pro Platform which offers dynamic data, advanced charting tools and technical indicators.
Alerts
Get email and SMS smart alerts when predefined conditions are met.
Linked ANZ cash settlement account
You'll get a linked ANZ Cash Investment Account when you open an ANZ Share Investing Account. This cash account is where you can fund your account to place trades and where dividend payments will be sent. As a bonus, money held in your ANZ Cash Investment Account earns interest on a tiered basis.
SMSF
Self managed super funds (SMSFs) can manage their investments using ANZ Share Investing.
Tax reporting
Tax Tools gives you a free summary of your activity for the financial year for ease of reporting. This is especially helpful for SMSFs.
What markets can I trade with ANZ Share Investing?
You can trade the following investments using ANZ Share Investing:
- Australian shares. Invest in Australian securities listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) or Chi-X Australia Indexes.
- International shares. Trade international shares on 11 overseas markets including NASDAQ, NYSE & NYSE Amex Equities in the US, TSX & TSX Ventures Exchange in Canada, SGX & HKSE in Aisa and LSE, PAR, BRU & AMS in Europe.
- Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). Trade ETFs on the ASX including: ANZ ETFs, BlackRock, State Street Global Advisors and Vanguard Investments ETFs plus more.
- Managed funds. Invest in hundreds of Australian and international managed funds.
- Options. Trade Index Options on the S&P ASX 200 as well as Equity Options. ANZ Share Investing provide trading tools for options products such as the Options Finder Tool, Payoff Diagrams, Pricing Tools and Portfolio Management Tools.
- Margin lending. ANZ Share Investing will give you access to an investment loan from ANZ that you can use to invest.
- Warrants. Trade Warrants using ANZ Share Investing and get access to leading research from UBS and CitiFirst analysts. You can also view live quotes for individual warrants from the ANZ Share Investing Stock Centre.
- IPOs. Participate in public offerings from companies by purchasing shares, company options convertible notes and other financial instruments.
- Conditional orders. Protect your investment using a stop loss order. Buy or sell orders are automatically executed when your trigger conditions are met.
What are the service levels of ANZ Share Investing?
ANZ share trading offers two different service levels, each providing different trading features at different price points. When you apply for an ANZ share trading account, you will be opening a standard account, featuring access to real-time prices, quotes and market depth. This account has a $19.95 quarterly fee, but if you'd like to be downgraded to the free basic account without access to live market data, you'll have the ability to do so during the application process.
| Service level | Features | Subscription cost |
|---|---|---|
| Basic |
| Free |
| Standard |
| $19.95 per quarter (Waived if you execute 1+ trade every 6 months or maintain an account balance $10,000+.)
|
What are ANZ Share Investing brokerage fees?
You’ll pay brokerage fees when you trade financial products using the ANZ Share Investing online platform or over the phone. Brokerage fees vary depend on the specific product and how you carry out your trade (online or over the phone). You can find detailed information about the brokerage fees for Australian shares when you trade online below.
Online brokerage fees for Australian shares
First trade placed in the month
- $19.95 for trades up to $5,000
- $24.95 for trades between $5001 to $10,000
- $29.95 for trades between $10,001 to $18,000
- $29.95 for trades between $18,001 to $28,000
- 0.11% for trades above $28,000
Second + trades placed in the month
- $19.95 for trades between $0 to $18,000
- $19.95 or 0.11% for trades between $18,001 to $28,000 (whichever is greater)
- 0.11% for trades above $28,000
Online brokerage fees for International shares.
For trades placed online, it's $59 or 0.59% of the trade value for trades above $10,000.
Telephone brokerage.
Placing trades over the phone is more expensive, starting from $69.95 per trade.
What support and information is available with ANZ Share Investing?
You have a number of educational resources to assist making trades. The ANZ Share Investing online Help Centre provides online video demonstrations and written instructions about how to trade different products.
You can also speak to an ANZ Share Investing representative over the phone 8am to 8pm (AEST). An ANZ Share Investing Client Services Officer can answer specific questions about making trades, complaints and using the online trading platform. ANZ Share Investing does not offer an online chat service.
What the advantages and disadvantages of using ANZ Share Investing for my next trade?
Advantages
- International markets. You can use the ANZ Share Investing platform to trade international stocks on 11 different leading overseas exchanges.
- Access advanced tools. More advanced traders can access advanced charting and technical indicators with the Pro Platform.
- Earn Qantas Points. Link your ANZ Share Investing and Qantas Frequent Flyer accounts and earn one Qantas Point for every $3 you spend on brokerage when you trade shares, warrants and options using ANZ Share Investing.
Disadvantages
- No dedicated mobile app. You can access your shares and place trades with the standard ANZ App, however there isn't a dedicated ANZ Share Investing app available just yet.
- Phone trades are expensive. Executing a trade over the phone is significantly more expensive than conducting a trade online.
How do I apply for an ANZ Share Investing account?
You can apply online for an ANZ Share Investing account if you’re over 18 and you’re an Australian or New Zealand resident. Follow the links to be directed to a secure online application.
If you’re an existing ANZ customer, you can enter your ANZ Customer Reference Number (CRN) and the application will be prefilled with your details. You’re also asked to select whether you want to trade with your own cash or whether you want to trade with a loan from ANZ.
If you’re a new customer, enter your basic personal information such as your contact details, address, Tax File Number (TFN), bank account details, whether you want to merge an existing portfolio and finally create a password you can use to trade over the phone. You’re then required to verify your identity online using your driver’s licence, medicare card or passport. You have the option of sending certified copies of your identification by post.
How do I access my old ETrade account?
Hi Chuan,
Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.
Since the E*TRADE Australia has now been replaced by ANZ Share Investing and you are looking to access your old ETrade account, please contact ANZ directly for instructions on how to do so.
I hope this helps.
Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Jeni
Hi,
Is there a reason for ANZ specifically charging service fees (i.e. $19.95 for a quarter to make at least one trade) unlike many other share investing accounts offered by other companies.
Thanks!
Hi Brett,
Thank you for getting in touch with finder.
ANZ Share Investing offer the various service levels which provide different trading features at different price points. If you had the basic level, which is free then you upgraded to standard, you will then get a fee of $19.95 per quarter.
You may also be interested to know how to find the best online share trading platform by checking out this page.
I hope this helps.
Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other enquiries.
Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Jeni
How do I find my details that were under E-trade?
Hi Ross,
Thank you for your inquiry.
You can check an ANZ Share Investing Account through ANZ Internet Banking and/or Get Grow by ANZ mobile app. Just log on to ANZ Internet Banking and you’ll be provided with direct and secure access from there.
Should you have technical difficulties using these channels, you may contact ANZ directly for assistance.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Jonathan
Hi ,
When I’m Buying Australian Stock it gives me this response Rejected. Value of order is below a marketable parcel – currently $600 (excl. brokerage & fees).
I have placed 600$ worth or less than that at it keeps giving me that response
What does that mean?
Hi Rina,
You may need to consider the brokerage and fees in placing your order.
This means apart from the minimum value, you might have to add an amount that would be allocated for said fees.
It’s best to confirm this with their Customer Support should it not work.
I hope this helps.
Best,
Maria
I had an E-trade account that was linked to an ANZ account that was only used for trading. I wanted to jump on tonight & found E-trade gone. Has my account been transferred to ANZ & a log on set-up for me as I was not advised of this change.
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your inquiry
E*TRADE Australia has now been changed to ANZ Share Investing. You can find more information and details of the switch on this page.
Hope this information helps
Cheers,
Arnold
I am a US citizen with an office in Sydney. Can I open a stock trading account or not as your literature says old Aus or N Zee citizens?
Hi Jon!
Thanks for the question! :)
Some are only open to Australian residents, while others accept customers from all over the world. You may check our guide on this page.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Jonathan
Hi
My daughter received a gift of cash (under $5k) for her 18th birthday and wished to invest in shares. We went through a broker and purchased 2 share investments in January. She was charged brokerage of $121 minimum brokerage per investment ie $$242. She has today received a further bill for an annual account keeping fee of $150 + GST = $165. I believe that the equivalent ANZ brokerage fees would have been $19.95 each if those original investments were made through ANZ. Does ANZ charge an annual account keeping fee for brokerage accounts?
Hi Jane,
Thanks for your question.
ANZ Share Trading charges monthly or quarterly fee, depending on your service level.
Kindly refer to our table above for more information on the service fees.
Cheers,
Anndy
Hi, I have just read the warning….after posting a question on finder. Could you possibly delete it because it contains very private information?
Thanks,
Garth
Hi Roy,
Your previous comment has already been removed from our site. Always remember to avoid sharing sensitive information online.
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Arnold
Hello,
How can my son aged 16 have a share trading account ??
Hi Axel,
Thanks for your question.
Application requirements for share trading accounts can vary between different international share trading account providers. Generally, for personal applicants, the requirements include that the applicants must be over the age of 18.
If you are looking for other investment and banking opportunities for those who are below 18, you can check this page.
Cheers,
Anndy