From our best saving and investing tips to whether Raiz rewards are really free money, we tackle your biggest money questions. We cover spouse super hacks, bonds, free ETF tools, and how to flip resentment when your parents haven’t set up for retirement. In this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast, Owen and Gemma are back for your weekly Q&A, diving into:
Questions answered in today's Q&A:
- Owen & Gemma’s best money saving tip and best investing tip
- Free tools to compare ETFs and stocks (like CommSec’s screener)
- Bonds – should you only consider them as you get older?
- Super strategy – making spouse contributions work
- How Raiz rewards and cashback investing really works
- Flipping the narrative when your parents struggle financially
~~Books by our team~~
- Gemma Mitchell
- Kate Campbell
- Drew Meredith
- Pete Wargent
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~~ Resources for this episode ~~
- ETF compare tools
- Buy Gemma’s book The Money Reset
- Episode on Inheritance with Besty Westcott
- Rask Ten things activity
- Ask a question (select the Finance podcast)
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- Get 50% off your first two months using PocketSmith
- View Betashares range of funds
~~ Rask resources ~~
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