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Ep. 9. Investing in Shares in Australia

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About this episode:

Are shares like gambling? Are they risky? How do I buy shares? How much do I need?

If you ever ask yourself questions like that, this episode is what you need. We’ll tell you what the sharemarket is, how it works, why it works, why Owen buys individual shares and more.

Online Resources:

Owen’s investing email series
Rask Finance investing courses
Canstar’s broker comparison’s (tip: also take note of the brokers they don’t recommend and do your own research)
Kate’s money blog
Blog – How I Choose ETFs

Books:

Warren Buffett’s Annual Letters (FREE!)
The little book that beats the market
Collaborative Fund (blog) – anything by Morgan Housel
The little book that builds wealth

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