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Auto-invest

Put your investing on repeat. Just choose your investments, then set how much and how often you’d like to invest. Easy.

Set up auto-invest
A young man wearing a red cap sits at a drawing desk littered with different types of pens. Imposed over the image is a piece of the Sharesies user interface showing the inputs for an auto-invest order.

Build a long-term investing habit the easy way

Auto-invest simplifies the process of buying investments regularly and can help you put dollar-cost averaging into practice.

You choose the investments

Choose from over 10,000 companies and funds across US, Aussie, and NZ exchanges, and the amount to invest in each.

Set how much and when

Starting from a date that works for you, invest any amount over $5 every week, fortnight, four weeks, or month.

Personalise your order

Stay focused on your investing goals, or describe the theme of your investments, by giving your order a custom picture and name.

You’re good to go

With your order up and running, you can pause, change investments, place a one-off buy, or delete at any time.

Take the work out of working toward your goals

You can create up to five auto-invest orders, with as many as 100 investments in each, making it easy to tailor your orders to your investing goals.

Set up auto-invest
See our help centre for more information. Service is not guaranteed and may be interrupted from time to time.Investing involves risk. You aren’t guaranteed to make money, and you might lose the money you start with. We don’t provide personalised advice or recommendations. Any information we provide is general only and current at the time written. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice when considering whether an investment is appropriate for your objectives, financial situation, or needs.

Ready to start investing?

Here’s what you need to start your investing journey on Sharesies in Australia.

  1. Be 18 or over
  2. A valid ID and residential address

    An Australian passport, driver licence, or other ID will do the trick.

  3. An Australian bank account

    For getting money into and out of Sharesies.

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Form a long-term investing habit