Invest in exchange-traded funds

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) spreads your money across a group of investments, giving you instant diversification.

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ETFs on Sharesies

This is only a fraction of the ETFs you can invest in on the Sharesies platform.

Before you invest in an ETF, read its prospectus or product disclosure statement to find out what it invests in, and what management fees it charges.

Diversification
You might have heard the saying ‘don’t put all your eggs in one basket’. When you invest in an ETF, your money is split across a range of investments instead of put into just one company.
Accessibility
Get access to companies or industries—like space exploration!—that you might not be able to invest in directly.
Transparency
Because they’re traded on an exchange, you get visibility on share price movements and can sell your shares whenever there are interested buyers.

The Sharesies platform gives you access to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Australia, the US, and New Zealand.

Invest locally with ETFs on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).

Gain access to global markets by investing in a wide range of ETFs from US stock exchanges.

Diversify your Portfolio with over 30 ETFs available on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX).

Sit back and put your investing on repeat. Pick an order, the amount you want to regularly invest, and auto-invest will place the orders for you.

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You’ll need to be over 18 years old and have an Australian bank account—have your account number handy!

Sign up
Grab your Australian ID (driver license or passport), proof of address, and tax file number (TFN).
Choose an ETF
Place your order for any of the hundreds of ETFs on offer.
Check your Portfolio
Once your order is filled, the ETF will appear in your Portfolio.

There’s no subscription fee to use the Sharesies platform. You’re charged fees when you buy and sell shares, and when you exchange money.