Dr Natalie Hendry

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Australian Finance Podcast · Finfluencers & social investing with Dr Natalie Hendry · 11 Nov 2021 podcast

For some people in the study they recommended, there are some great books that can kind of give you that basic understanding of how the stock market works in Australia, but then you can move on to other kinds of resources.

So yeah, those five things I think are really important and often what's missing.

Lifestyle, relatability, that accessible communication, that dialogue, and even just lurking the dialogue, even if you don't want to be part of it, and opportunities for informal learning.

be honest a lot of that's quite boring information and i think this is something that some participants picked up on there's a point for some of them who had been getting the books um had been following different instagrams from people talking about investing that were in the facebook groups that were reading reddit that after well you just hear the same stuff again you know etfs is this think about inflation did you know that if you um sell your um shares

before 12 months is up, then you will pay more tax.

If you wait 12 months, you'll pay less tax.

Obviously, that will depend on people's tax situations.

And I am not in any way, shape or form a financial advisor.

So definitely go and talk to someone about tax.

But even the bad advice, people saw it as inspiration.

The tricky bit is that you can quickly jump into something, quickly check a Reddit forum, read through that and quickly put something into action.

And those people might never

follow anyone else, never go into the discussions, never lurk a Facebook group.

So another part of this research that'd be great to expand on is what happens with the people that it's the one-timers, I can't even think of the right word here, but the people that sort of dabble in and disappear.

But then again, how much money they invest into, how do they perceive what they're doing?

Are they seeing it as this is a quick gamble and then it'll disappear?

Put this money in ETF, forget about it for five years, not put any more money in.

you know, break my phone, not be able to access Raise or something like that.

So it'd be interesting to kind of tease apart what those people are doing.

But for the people that sort of dabble in it, just start following.

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