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Anyone here using Hatch to invest in overseas shares? I was browsing their website, trying to read through the FAQs, but I was getting timeouts and broken links, not a great first impression.
What I was trying to find out was what happens to any shares you've purchased if Hatch cease to operate.
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https://help.hatchinvest.nz/security...and-money-safe - "If Hatch ceases to exist, your shares will stay in your name, held by DriveWealth. You will still own your shares, we can’t touch them."
n the case of US broker insolvency (DriveWealth, ICBC), there are protections in place in the US such as Securities Investor Protection Corporation which insures each customer account for up to $500,000 (with a maximum of $250,000 in cash). More details on the insurance you get are here: www.sipc.org
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Run by an offshoot of Kiwibank. No custody fees and brokerage fees are 2cents per share (USD). So if you use hatch you get better value buying a few high-cost shares rather than lots of low-cost ones. Only negative I see is that when you buy/sell, you must use the current FX rate as they do not provide a foreign-currency account.
I already have some US shares through ASB, but might give hatch a go - might wait until USD/NZD improves though.
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I use Hatch as an easy effective way to access individual shares in the US. At a minimum of $8USD/trade it is manageable depending on the scale of your purchase. I make regular deposits and when I have accumulated enough add to my portfolio
There is quite an active facebook page 'Hatch Investors Club' for people with accounts where they provide updates and seek feedback
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