David Taylor
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997 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Sep
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The ASX, the Australian Securities Exchange, gave us the drop on this, obviously looking to spruik their wares as an
ETFs are securities.
And what I mean by that simply is just to explain ETFs very briefly.
You've got traditionally someone will go to a fund manager and the fund manager has a team of researchers and a team of advisors.
In one place, you hand over your ID, you hand over your details, you hand over money and they manage that money for you.
But separately from buying an individual stock, this managed fund will look at property, listed property, will look at
a whole different range of shares.
We'll look at fixed income and provide you with a pool of investments packaged into one product.
And that pool of investments will meet your risk appetite, will meet your financial planning needs.
It's a very tight financial relationship.
And you're with that managed fund for quite a while.
And they expect you to offer up cash every quarter or whatever to build that investment.
But there's a relationship there.
ETFs essentially provide the exact same service, except all of that money is in one stock listed on the stock exchange.
So when you buy a stock like, I'll just throw some examples at obviously a big bank or a big miner.
you're buying an individual stock.
You're also buying an individual stock when you purchase an ETF.
But within that stock, rather than it being a company, it's a managed fund.
It's a little mini managed fund being traded on the stock exchange.
Obviously, it's lower cost.
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