Changes to the Financial Services Guide (FSG) effective 18 August 2025.

Effective 18 August 2025, the following changes will be made to the FSG:

Section/Clause Current New

Date Issued:

5 May 2025

18 August 2025

Adviser Part B: Brokerage

Our primary source of income is from the brokerage paid on transactions made through your Australian Financial Service Licensee (Adviser) and other Companies when using our services. These can generally range from 0.33% (subject to a minimum of $29.95, for online trades where there is no advice) to 1.10% (subject to a minimum of $55, for advised trades where there is no management agreement) including GST per transaction. Remaining charges over and above our minimum brokerage will be paid to your Adviser and attributed to any additional advice fees and/or service fees charged to you by your Adviser (where applicable). Refer to your Adviser for further details.
Unless otherwise indicated, where a fee or charge is expressed as a percentage, it refers to a percentage of the transaction value. For GST rounding reasons, the final brokerage fee may result in a slight variance from the stated or expected charge, which may exceed two cents for large trades.

Our primary source of income is from the brokerage paid on transactions made through your Australian Financial Service Licensee (Adviser) and other Companies when using our services. These can generally range from 0.33% (subject to a minimum of $29.95, for online trades where there is no advice) to 1.10% (subject to a minimum of $55, for advised trades where there is no management agreement) including GST per transaction. We may amend these brokerage charges from time to time if we have a legitimate business purpose to do so. If we change these charges, we will notify you accordingly. Remaining charges over and above our minimum brokerage after deducting any clearing and registration costs will be paid to your Adviser and attributed to any additional advice fees and/or service fees charged to you by your Adviser (where applicable). Refer to your Adviser for further details.
Unless otherwise indicated, where a fee or charge is expressed as a percentage, it refers to a percentage of the transaction value. For GST rounding reasons, the final brokerage fee may result in a slight variance from the stated or expected charge, which may exceed two cents for large trades.


Published: 11 August 2025