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frankv

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#303922 20-Mar-2023 13:47
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My father has a few thousand dollars in Turners Autos shares that he acquired a while ago. Now he wants me to sell them for him. How do I go about that? Do I need to go through a sharebroker or something like that? My only experience with shares is via Sharesies.

 

 


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  #3052345 20-Mar-2023 13:52
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Where did he buy them?  Normally you need account info etc, depends if it was with a broker or via something like asb securities.  he should have a FIN number if the shares are in his name etc.

 

 

 

 




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  #3052353 20-Mar-2023 14:04
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Turners Auto's share registry is Computershares. Computershares offer the ability to sell shares through them rather than go through a broker. Expensive to do, $95 vs $30 with Jarden or ASB, but easy enough if you don't want to bother setting up a broker and this is their only shares.

 

You will need their CSN and FIN for the shares. See https://www.computershare.com/nz/investor-trade


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