Get Started Investing 6. How do you actually buy shares? | 12 Steps to Get Started Investing
Once you’ve decided what to invest in, how do you actually make an investment?
If you're investing outside of superannuation, you’ll need to use a broker.
But which broker should you use? It’s one of the most frequent questions we get from people starting their investing journey.
There are so many of them available, it can be hard to know where to start. But no need to stress, that’s why we’re here and making this series!
In this episode you’ll learn:
· The two ways every person can invest
· What is a broker?
· The 4 factors we use when choosing a broker (and why they matter):
· Which brokers we use
This is Part 6 of our 12 step series sharing everything we’ve learned about investing to help you get started, or to remind you of why it’s so important.
Chapters:
00:00:00 The First Choice Every Investor Makes
00:02:21 Super Or Outside: Your Two Options
00:05:05 Why You Need A Broker
00:06:41 The Four Broker Rules We Use
00:11:20 Avoid Dodgy Fees And Products
00:15:40 Brokers That Tick The Boxes
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