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stocksJun 15, 2026, 12:00 AM

Selfwealth Launches One-Click Share Bundles

Selfwealth by Syfe has introduced Bundles, allowing Australian investors to buy baskets of two to seven ASX-listed shares in one transaction, with a 30% discount on brokerage. Launching June 9, 2026.

Selfwealth by Syfe has launched 'Bundles', a new product that lets Australian investors purchase themed baskets of ASX-listed shares or ETFs in a single order. The feature is set to roll out to all users from 9 June 2026 and will be accessible via the Selfwealth app.

Each Bundle contains between two and seven companies grouped by sector or theme. The initial lineup covers seven themes familiar to Australian investors: Aussie Banks (the Big Four), Tech and AI, Gold, Aussie Retail Spending, Australian Airlines, and others. Instead of making multiple trades, users can now buy a curated selection with one decision and one transaction.

Brokerage for a Bundle is charged at a 30% discount to the standard per-trade rate that would apply if each stock were bought individually, making diversified, themed exposure more affordable. Despite the bundled purchase, investors retain direct ownership of each stock: every component is held separately in the investor’s CHESS-registered portfolio, exactly like any other ASX stock held on the platform.

Samantha Horton, Group COO of Syfe (Selfwealth’s parent company), commented: "Many retail investors want real ownership in companies they recognise, but picking individual stocks can feel daunting. Now you don’t need to know which tech stock to pick – Bundles do that thinking for you. What used to take hours of research and multiple trades now takes one decision and one click – at a lower cost too."

Bundles are designed to lower the barrier for Australians who want simple, themed exposure to household-name companies without the complexity of selecting every stock. The feature aims to appeal both to first-time investors and those looking to efficiently gain sector exposure.

Source: Selfwealth