Brokerage Fees Australia: What Investors Should Compare
Brokerage fees can vary significantly between Australian platforms. This guide explains the common fee structures and what to look out for.
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Common brokerage structures
- Flat fee per trade.
- Percentage of trade value with a minimum.
- Tiered pricing based on volume.
- Zero-brokerage (with FX or spread mark-ups elsewhere).
Beyond brokerage: other fees to check
- FX conversion mark-up.
- Inactivity fees.
- Withdrawal and deposit fees.
- Subscription tiers or platform fees.
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