Q&A: I'm 15 and want to invest, retiring with $8,000 in Super & micro investing in ETFs

Feb 28, 2024

Topics covered in this podcast include sticking to a budget, investing at a young age, retiring with $8,000 in Super, using leverage for shares or ETFs, and understanding financial planning fees. The hosts provide insights on various investment strategies, platforms for teen investing, and the importance of starting young to build good financial habits.

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

Exploring Personal Preferences and Financial Goals

01:34 • 10min

Teen Investing and Micro Investing Platforms for Custodial Model

11:09 • 3min

Starting Young: Investing Behaviors and Micro Investing Platforms

14:35 • 2min

Financial Planning and Investment Strategies

16:19 • 27min

Empower Your Financial Journey

43:22 • 4min

Owen Rask, founder of The Rask Group, is joined by financial adviser Alex Luck to answer your financial planning questions on The Australian Finance Podcast.

Topics covered:

Why can I never stick to a budget
I'm 15 and want to invest
Retiring with $8,000 in Super
Using leverage to buy shares or ETFs
Financial planning fees explained

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