Easy Equities good or bad?

If you think EE is having issues, FNB online now takes at least 2.5hours to confirm trades.
Out of interest how is your experience buying shares through FNB, I just applied for their sharesaver account and curious to know more.
 
Out of interest how is your experience buying shares through FNB, I just applied for their sharesaver account and curious to know more.
I personally use EE. I assist one of the directors with trades on his FNB profile.

Much of a muchness:
- Similar functionality;
- EE seems to process trades much faster. Before lockdown FNB was a a couple of minutes, now hours.
- EE is cheaper fees wise at 0.6% (regardless of value) while FNB is about 1% with a certain minimum fee.
- General consensus here is you might experience bigger spreads on EE for shares with low volume of trades.
 
Out of interest how is your experience buying shares through FNB, I just applied for their sharesaver account and curious to know more.

The positive side, I moved my tfsa in the second week of March to EE. I chose 3 international fees...

1. EE dont ask a monthly fee, fnb does
2. You can choose awesome etf’s, Share Saver is linked to 2 local funds. Ash Top40 and Ash midcap
3. A huge broker fee was charged when I sold my tfsa shares

Honestly, looking back in 5 years... moving the tfsa the best move ever!

Dont use a bank for investing... use a bank for banking (nothing more)
 
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I went all out crypto, sold all US stock I had they were all in the green so everything still above the amount I invested.
 
Anyone move from EE to parent GT247? And can you transfer your portfolio?
Both owned by a the same people so ask them? Shares/instruments belong to you and can be transferred between platforms for a fee. The fractional shares you won't be able to transfer (cash transfer).
 
Question about EE and Satrix Now. Its again the same engine. On EE no monthly fees, but on Satrix Now there are... same funds...

Why?
 
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Ok ... so I can confirm Satrix and EE is actually the same firm (l o l). I knew they used the same "engine" ... but not the same firm.

So, what I could confirm so far, on the Satrix leg, there is a platform fee per month, and on the EE side ... Nothing
 
Ok ... so I can confirm Satrix and EE is actually the same firm (l o l). I knew they used the same "engine" ... but not the same firm.

Satrix wholly owned by Sanlam who also has 30% stake in Easy Equities
 
Ok ... so I can confirm Satrix and EE is actually the same firm (l o l). I knew they used the same "engine" ... but not the same firm.

So, what I could confirm so far, on the Satrix leg, there is a platform fee per month, and on the EE side ... Nothing
Satrix is owned by Sanlam and Sanlam also acquired a 30% stake in EE a few years ago.
 
Satrix wholly owned by Sanlam who also has 30% stake in Easy Equities

Well, I called Satrix regarding my question .... and so I called EE too (the same guys took my call) on both sides.

So I asked them ... are you the same firm (and they said yes)
 
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Well, I called Satrix regarding my question .... and so I called EE too (the same guys took my call) on both sides.

So I asked them ... are you the same firm (and they said yes)

Probably share a call center. Would make sense especially if you are sharing a platform.

Anyway, I cannot understand the fees. Would've thought that investing via Satrix Now would be cheaper. Maybe the TER of the ETFs are cheaper? Annual fee though :/

I don't get why anybody would got to Satrix directly. CoreShares are also moving their platform to ETFSA's.
 
I started my Satrix profile way before EE came to light.

So recently, looking when Satrix became SatrixNow ... and the same "EE" engine, I can clearly see platform fees on the SatrixNow side, but not on the EE side.

So as I said on the top, I am now considering moving my EFT;s without selling them from A to B

Talking to the support teams, it came to light, the same guy ( l o l )
 
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