Q&A: How often should I invest, LIC buybacks & separate finances
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How can I determine my ideal investment frequency?
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This podcast contains general financial advice only. That means it's not specific to you, your needs, goals, or objectives, so don't act on the information until you've spoken with your financial advisor. You'll find our full disclosure, disclaimer, and link to our financial services guide in the show notes. G'day, Kate Campbell. Welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
It is wonderful to be back, Owen, for our very first Q&A for 2022. Yeah.
I was going to say, as I was preparing for today's episode, when was the last time we did a Q&A? We're supposed to be doing these every month and we haven't done for ages. When was the last time?
Our producer Monique and I looked this morning and it was around mid-November. So it has been a while.
Wow. Okay. We're well behind. So fortunately, there's the Facebook group. If you are interested, the Rask Australia Facebook group, there are about 3,000 people in there now, right?
I think about 4,000, Owen. 4,000. That's so great since you've been gone with COVID.
Yeah, yeah. So there are some fantastic answers to questions in there. I know every child thinks their baby is beautiful, but it is probably the best tempered, most respectful finance community I've come across. Not so many, what do you think of this stock? Or here's why I think this stock is going up. No one disagree with me. It's actually a really productive company. kind of like people that are in touch with the emotional side of money as well. So it's great to see. So if you have any questions, you can send them through there and we'll refer to some in today's episode. We might also add that actually I do have, or I just, I'm coming out of COVID now. So if my voice does give way, I apologize. Maybe I'll lean on you, Kate, for much of this episode.
We've got some questions on timing and when to buy ETFs and shares. We've got questions around having a partner who may not be on board with money. We've got a question around leaks or LICs and buybacks and a heap of kind of like interesting stuff. There's a bit of meat on these questions.
Yeah. which is really good. I had fun going through the podcast inbox because it has been a while and there was a lot of questions, but just trying to find a few different ones that we haven't spoke about recently or at all before. And that's like, especially the first one about working out your ideal investment frequency. That really sent me down a whole rabbit hole. So that'll be a fun one to unpack.
Yeah, for sure. Just before we get into it, some disclaimers. You reminded me to do two today. Any of the answers to the questions today are strictly limited to general financial advice.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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How can I determine my ideal investment frequency?
0:00–13:28
2
What should I consider when investing inside and outside of super?
13:28–13:54
3
What are the implications of LIC buybacks?
13:54–18:19
4
How do I manage finances with a partner who is not interested in investing?
18:19–18:46
5
What strategies can help in building wealth during a financial partnership?
18:46–56:33
Speakers
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