Is Bell Direct owned by Bell Potter?
Bell Direct is backed by Bell Potter, a leader in the Australian stockbroking industry since 1970.
Who owns Bell Direct?
Bell Financial Group
Bell Financial Group (“BFG”) is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (“ASX”) and is the major shareholder of Desktop Broker and Bell Direct, the holder of AFS license No. 314341. BFG which owns 100% of Bell Potter Securities, provides sound backing and a long distinguished broking pedigree.
How much does Bell Potter cost?
The standard minimum brokerage charge is $115 per contract for all local equity and warrant transactions, $80 for local exchange traded option transactions, $55 for Bank Bills or Fixed Interest instruments and AUD$150 or 1% for US security transactions and equivalent amounts for transactions in other overseas markets.
Does Bell Direct have an app?
The Bell Direct trading app has been natively designed for iPhone and Android devices.
How do I use Bell Direct?
Simply click ‘buy’ or ‘sell’ on the stock you want to trade. You can also place a trade directly from your portfolio by clicking ‘buy’ or ‘sell’, to top up or sell down your existing holdings. You can even use the ‘sell all’ button to reduce your holdings or exit the market if that’s what you wish.
What does Bell Potter do?
About Us – Bell Potter. Bell Potter Securities is a leading Australian stockbroking, investment and financial advisory firm that provides a comprehensive offering of financial services to individuals, institutions and corporations.
What is Bell Potter?
Bell Potter is one of Australia’s leading full service stockbroking and financial advisory firms. We provide a full range of services to institutional, corporate and private clients. We specialise in delivering a customised service dedicated to achieving our clients’ strategies and goals.
How do I sell my Bell Direct?
What is Bell Direct Advantage?
Bell Direct Advantage is a frequent trader desk designed to service active and sophisticated investors.
Who started Bell Potter?
founder Colin Bell
Bell Financial Group founder and renowned stockbroker Colin Bell has passed away, aged 80. It is understood Bell, who founded Bell Financial Group in 1970, died on Monday afternoon after a long battle with illness.
How do I buy Bell Direct shares?
How do I cancel my Bell Direct account?
How do I close my trading account? If you no longer wish to trade with Bell Direct, you need to provide a signed written request, detailing your account number, to Bell Direct to close your trading account.
Who owns Bell Resources?
Mark Avery
Mark Avery is the founder & CEO of Bell Resources, a new age energy technology company focused on developing profitable operations in three areas: EV Charging (including car washing), Renewables and Lithium-ion batteries in short to medium term.
How do I sell my bell direct shares?
How do I transfer direct shares to Bell?
After you’ve completed your online form, once you receive your paperwork we’ll do the rest and transfer your holdings to Bell Direct in a matter of days. Or if you already have a Bell Direct account with us and hold shares with another broker, you can simply fill out the one page broker to broker form.
Who was the first billionaire in Australia?
Michael Robert Hamilton Holmes à Court (27 July 1937 – 2 September 1990) was a South African-born Australian businessman who became Australia’s first billionaire, before dying suddenly of a heart attack in 1990 at the age of 53.
Is Robert Holmes a Court alive?
September 2, 1990Robert Holmes à Court / Date of death
Can I move my shares from one broker to another?
If both new and old brokers are registered under the same depository ie. CDSL or NSDL respectively, then the transfer can be carried out online by the investor himself. One can do it by registering on the CDSL Easiest platform for CDSL accounts.
Who is the richest family in Australia?
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has topped the Financial Review Rich List for the third consecutive year, becoming Australia’s richest person worth a record $34.02 billion – up $3 billion from last year.
Where do millionaires live in Australia?
What are the richest suburbs in Australia?
| Postcode | Suburb and state/territory | Average taxable income |
|---|---|---|
| 2027 | Darling Point, Edgecliff, HMAS Rushcutters, Point Piper – NSW | $205,957 |
| 2023 | Bellevue Hill – NSW | $195,204 |
| 2030 | Dover Heights, HMAS Watson, Rose Bay North, Vaucluse, Watsons Bay – NSW | $186,025 |
| 3142 | Hawksburn, Toorak – Vic | $184,939 |
How did Simon Holmes a Court make his money?
Holmes à Court was a driving force behind Australia’s country’s first community-owned wind farm, Hepburn Wind, near Daylesford in Central Victoria.
How did Robert Holmes à Court make his money?
In 1981 he pulled out of a proposed takeover of Elder Smith Goldsbrough Mort Ltd, making a $16 million profit. Interested in the media industry, in 1980-87 Holmes à Court published a weekly newspaper in Perth, the Western Mail.
How much does it cost to transfer stocks from one broker to another?
about $50 to $100
Fees to transfer a brokerage account
The typical fee ranges from about $50 to $100, but not every broker has an account transfer fee. The only way to know how much your old broker charges is to check its list of fees or contact customer service. You may avoid this fee though, because your new broker may cover it.
Is transferring stock a taxable event?
Myth 1: Brokerage transfers require you to pay taxes.
If you do an in-kind transfer, meaning you move your stocks from one brokerage to another without buying or selling, you won’t pay taxes because the transfer isn’t considered a taxable event.
Who owns all the land in Australia?
Despite the belief held by many Australian landholders that they own their land absolutely including anything above or below it, due to the Doctrine of Tenure, the law in Australia holds that the Crown has absolute ownership – not withstanding any native title claims.