You can make an additional investment online in the following products:
To make additional investments in other products please download the relevant Additional & Regular Investments form. If you have not been granted transaction authority over the account, have your client complete the form. When complete, send it to us at the address shown on the form.
To open a new account, click Invest online from the popular links on Adviser home.
Before you invest online you should ensure the following:
To invest online:
Step 1 - Enter the details
Step 2 - Check the details and confirm your PIN
Step 3 - Retain confirmation of your transaction
After you submit the investment request, the following happens:
Note: From time to time there may be delays in processing fund valuations which may cause delays in processing the transaction request.
You can open an account online in just 5 steps.
Step 1 - Client details
Supply your client’s name, address, contact information, as well as their tax file number (or exemption) and the product type you would like to invest into (super, retirement or investments).
Step 2 - Account details
Choose how you would like to fund your client’s investment - direct debit, direct credit, BPAY or cheque. Provide your client’s bank account details. If you have elected to open a super or pension account, you will also need to supply rollover or contribution information.
Step 3 - Transaction details
Enter your client’s investment amount and select the specific option(s) you would like to invest into. If applicable, you can choose a model portfolio as your investment selection. You can also view how your investment is allocated according to asset class and fund manager (where applicable).
Step 4 - Confirm details
Here you check all the information you have entered and submit the application.
Step 5 - Confirmation
The process is complete and the application has been submitted. You will need to get the client to sign the appropriate forms. When we receive your client’s payment and signed forms the account will be opened.
Note - Anti-Money Laundering requirements
Since 12 December 2007 (or 31 January 2008 for managed investment products), the “Know Your Client” (KYC) requirements of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act require the collection and verification of a client’s identification information.
Generally, Colonial First State must establish the identity of its clients at the application stage. For superannuation products, we need to establish the client’s identity when they withdraw (i.e. cash out) their superannuation funds (although this can be completed at anytime before withdrawal occurs).
This online application process incorporates Know Your Client ID requirements relating to the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing laws for individuals and sole traders only.
You can either send the completed:
For more information regarding AML and to access the standard IFSA/FPA client ID forms, go to the Forms Library.