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Ep. 8. ETFs, Managed Funds & Index Funds

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WTF is an ETF? Are Robo Advisers really robots?

This episode is designed for people who like to make money and get rich slowly. Don’t watch your friends get rich, in less than half an hour we’ll tell you how you can learn the not so mystical art of investing, how you can get started in like 5 minutes with just a few hundred bucks and what to look for.

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