Eugene Investment & Securities, 7-Month 'Zero Commission' Event on US Stocks

The target is digital customers trading overseas stocks for the first time

Eugene Group's financial affiliate, Eugene Investment & Securities, announced on the 9th that it will hold a "Zero Commission on U.S. Stocks" event for overseas stock investors until June 30th in celebration of its 70th anniversary.

Customers who hold a Eugene Investment & Securities digital (online) comprehensive account and apply to trade overseas stocks for the first time can enjoy a 0% commission benefit on U.S. stocks for 7 months. The benefit applies to both buying and selling. After the benefit period ends, a lifelong preferential commission rate of 0.07% will be applied. However, taxes and fees must be borne by the customer.

An event is also prepared to give a $20 investment support fund to digital customers trading overseas stocks for the first time. After a separate application, if overseas stocks are bought or sold for more than 5 million KRW by June 30th, the investment support fund benefit will be provided.

There is also a net inflow event where customers who transfer their overseas stocks to Eugene Investment & Securities can receive benefits up to 10 million KRW depending on the net inflow and transaction amount. For a net inflow of 10 million KRW, benefits start from 50,000 KRW, and for a net inflow of 10 billion KRW, benefits up to 10 million KRW are given. Separate application is required to participate in the event, and customers must bear a 22% tax and public charges.

Finally, a 100% foreign exchange preferential rate benefit is also available. Any customer holding a Eugene Investment & Securities digital account can receive a 100% preferential exchange rate benefit when exchanging currencies such as U.S. Dollar (USD), Hong Kong Dollar (HKD), Chinese Yuan (CNY), and Japanese Yen (JPY).

For more details, please refer to the Eugene Investment & Securities website, Mobile Trading Service (MTS), Home Trading Service (HTS), or contact the Customer Satisfaction Center. However, frequent short-term trading may incur excessive commissions, and overseas stocks may incur principal losses due to exchange rate fluctuations, which are the responsibility of the investor, so caution is advised.