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Invest in ASX shares $8 per trade
- Published October 10, 2020 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Did you know that an established online broker has started to offer investment services at some of the lowest costs you can find in Australia?
ThinkMarkets, the Australian regulated broker with 10 years in the industry, is proud to offer Australian shares and ETFs listed on the ASX and Chi-X with a flat fee of just $8 per trade.
With no hidden fees or monthly subscription fees all your investing is secure with your direct ownership on your individual HIN.
And all that on ThinkTrader, a next-generation mobile app that delivers all the analysis tools you need to trade on the go; available exclusively to ThinkMarkets investors.
Sign up for an investing account today via the ThinkTrader app.
To learn more about investing in Australian shares with ThinkMarkets, visit their website.
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