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Ep. 26. (Q&A) Getting out of $40k debt, the FHSSS, Robo Advice & MORE!

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Boom! The Australian Finance Podcast is BACK with a FRESH Q&A episode in which Kate and Owen answer:

WTF is the FHSSS (First Home Super Saver Scheme) and is it worth it?
How do I teach my 20-year-old about finance and investing?
What are the best brokerage accounts?
What are the disadvantages of investing passively or using robo advice? And…
HELP — I’ve got a $20k credit card, $20k loan and tax debt? What should I do now?

Resources:

Rask Media– Is the FHSSS worth it?
ATO website – How the FHSSS works

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