Top Rask community investing resources in 2021
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What investing resources did the Rask community recommend?
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How can superannuation kick-start your investing journey?
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We've got a short, sharp and punchy episode for listeners today where we've taken a bunch of recommendations for resources.
What is Passive Investing Australia and how can it help beginners?
So we've asked the community, what are your investing resources? What do you use all the time? And we'll give a shout out to you and to those resources on the show. So we've got those today. We're also going to talk about some of our own. So we've done similar episodes of this in the past. We've done like personal finance stuff. This is more on the investing side of things. Kate, why don't you just jump right in? Who is the number one person to get back to us? And what did they recommend?
Yeah, so the first one was from JB Shee in our Facebook community, and they were talking about their superannuation. I'll just read their response here. Everybody adds to it and everyone will reap its returns. Hearing your episode on super really kick-started my journey into researching about super funds, investment options, and eventually shares in ETFs. I hope people like me can start looking into their super and learn more about investments and wealth growth. And this was in response to our community call out and our giveaway in October for a copy of Daniel Crosby's The Laws of Wealth.
Why is ASIC Money Smart a valuable resource for investors?
So learning more about your super is a fantastic way to start your investing journey. And for many people, it does sort of lead you down the track of learning more about shares and ETFs. Once you go, hey, what's actually in my superannuation? What am I actually investing in?
I was actually chatting to some mates last night just over Facebook Messenger. We have a group and Somehow over the last week, after so many years, the conversation has turned to finance. And all of a sudden, everyone's talking about super. Everyone's saying, my super does this. My super does that. Is this good? Is this bad? Who is cheap?
What podcasts are recommended for learning about investing?
Who is not? And so it was just fantastic to see everyone talking about it. And because that started a conversation around, okay, well, what is super? And one of them said, isn't it just like the stock market? And I was like, yes, it's very similar. So yeah, I mean, if you start pulling on that thread, it can lead you to really interesting places.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What investing resources did the Rask community recommend?
0:00–1:10
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How can superannuation kick-start your investing journey?
1:10–2:02
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What is Passive Investing Australia and how can it help beginners?
2:02–3:01
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Why is ASIC Money Smart a valuable resource for investors?
3:01–3:37
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What podcasts are recommended for learning about investing?
3:37–4:53
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How can Google support your investing education?
4:53–6:00
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What tools can help manage your investment portfolio effectively?
6:00–7:29
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What are the best practices for using investment newsletters?
7:29–25:12
Speakers
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