Best CHESS-sponsored brokers
If you prefer having your shares registered directly in your name for added security, you’ll want a broker that offers CHESS sponsorship.
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7 great share trading platforms for mobile in 2025
Plenty of online share trading platforms offer mobile apps these days, meaning it’s now possible to trade, check your positions, and research your next move from virtually anywhere.
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Young Aussies think you need $20k to start investing – they’re wrong
Many young Australians believe investing is out of reach unless you have tens of thousands saved but the reality couldn’t be further from the truth.
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Cheapest stock brokers in Australia
Want the most affordable way to start trading shares? We've reviewed more than 70 products from over 30 online brokers in the Mozo database and found these to be the cheapest options.
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Investing on your horizon? Discover the share trading platform that’s scooping up top awards
With savings account rates sitting at an average rate of 3.59% in our database*, it’s no wonder many Australians take to the stock market as a way of growing their savings. According to marketindex, the Australian share market has delivered an average return of 13% per annum since 1900, so investing in shares can be a pathway to consider for wealth building.
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Brokerage fee cost crunch reveals massive savings for savvy Aussie investors
If you are one of the 1.22 million active online investors* or plan to join their ranks in 2024, a recent number crunch by Mozo’s research team for the annual Mozo Experts Choice Online Share Trading Awards^ reveals that when it comes to brokerage costs it pays to shop around.
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Dividend Snowballs & DRIP: How reinvesting dividends can accelerate your investment growth
Dividends can be a reliable source of income for investors, but they can also be a powerful tool for growing your portfolio. One of the most effective ways to leverage dividends is through dividend reinvestment plans (DRIP) and the concept of a dividend snowball.
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Global investing: 7 platforms that let you trade shares internationally and locally
One way Aussie investors try to diversify is by investing both locally and internationally. While you may only have access to Australian and US markets in a lot of cases, these both offer a wide selection of stocks and ETFs to choose from. For instance, the US stock market accounts for nearly 60% of the international stock market by size* .
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Is $500 enough to get started when investing in shares?
Getting started with investing can seem overwhelming, especially when you don’t know where to begin.
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Top 15 most searched-for share trading terms and definitions
Jargon can be a major hurdle for share trading newcomers, so it's helpful to clarify any confusing terminology. There are a number of acronyms and unusual phrases used within the industry, which can be difficult to understand.
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