Mitchell Sneddon

Mitchell Sneddon, Head of Funds Management at Rask, shares his insights on navigating active investment strategies. He presents a practical checklist for selecting active managers, including evaluating fees, understanding fund manager backgrounds, and assessing performance. The discussion also delves into the importance of combining active and passive strategies for effective investing. Throughout, Mitchell emphasizes the value of long-term thinking over short-term decisions, empowering listeners with essential knowledge for confident investing.

Mitchell Sneddon, Head of Funds Management at Rask and a regular on The Australian Investors Podcast, dives into a treasure trove of investing insights. He tackles the tax deductibility of advice fees and helps beginners navigate individual shares versus ETFs. The conversation also highlights the long-term effects of volatility decay in geared ETFs and how to diversify beyond common options like VAS and VGS. Comparisons of management fees shine a light on what truly matters when investing, making this a must-listen for savvy investors.

Financial expert Mitchell Sneddon joins to uncover 5 taboo investment topics, including the psychological challenges of rebalancing, tax implications, community support for better returns, and upcoming live show on investing Q&A. Emphasizing overlooked aspects like clear planning, simpler portfolios, and the power of word-of-mouth recommendations for long-term wealth creation.

Financial expert Mitchell Sneddon joins Owen Rask to discuss the 10 truths of investing. They cover topics such as the impact of psychology on investment outcomes, the significance of diversification with ETFs, the value of long-term investing, and the consequences of missing the best and worst market days.

Expert investor Mitchell Sneddon shares insights on where he's investing and why. Topics include leveraging debt, investment evolution, Telstra stock performance, core and satellite strategy, navigating investment challenges, and building wealth through education and transparency.