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PLATINUM advantages include:

PLATINUM Rates

Online commission rate of 0.08%.
No minimum monthly turnover required.
Funding +/- 1.75% pa over MBR†.
Interest is earned on all unused funds
Interest is calculated at the MBR on Total Equity (GLV).

PLATINUM Software

Complimentary access to the PLATINUM trading platform, including Direct Market Access (DMA) share CFD markets including Australia, New Zealand, Asian, UK and US markets. Login from anywhere in the world using the web-based browser trading platform.

PLATINUM Private Phone Line

PLATINUM clients have a dedicated phone line with access to highly experienced professional dealing staff available 24 hours a day, Monday to Saturday.

PLATINUM Research

PLATINUM privileges include daily pre-market research reports from the trading desk and weekly analysis from MF Global Economist, Dr Frank Shostak.

PLATINUM Events

Access to exciting events, conferences and industry discounts.

PLATINUM Qualification

By simply maintaining a CFD trading account balance in excess of AUD$100,000 you can go PLATINUM.

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†MF Global Base Rate (MBR) relates to the quoted market base rate and is subject to change. The MBR tracks, but does not necessarily mirror, the Reserve Bank of Australia Interbank Overnight Cash Rate (RBAIOCR).


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