Where we'd invest $10,000 right now
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In this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast, Kate and I are talking about the different ways to invest $10,000. Whether you're investing in a more conservative way, you're just getting started, you're more experienced, or kind of everything in between, Kate and I share some ideas of how we'd invest $10,000 if we had $10,000 or how we're already investing. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast. Kate, welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
Thanks, Owen. Good to be back.
We're doing this remotely again, aren't we?
Yes, I'm actually recording in the car today. So I thought that we'll see if the audio is any better.
Yeah, yeah, we'll see. Hopefully we can do some stuff with the audio and for everyone it's okay. If it isn't, we apologize in advance. We're going to do our best to make sure you can listen to the episode as best you can.
Everyone's using the internet right now to watch Netflix, so it's a little bit challenging to find a good time off-peak to get good bandwidth.
It is, it is. But at the same time, I think that makes everyone a little bit more forgiving when it comes to these types of recordings. And hey, we're just two people that just talk about things that we like doing, and we share that with a community of people who are our listeners, which is great. So Kate, tell me, what are we going to talk about today?
Well, we've had a lot of people ask us, is now the time to invest? How do I start investing? What do I actually buy? So today we're going to discuss a little bit about if you've got 10K or some money right now and you want to figure out what to do with it, where would you put that 10K now and what are we doing with our own investing plans at the moment?
Yeah, and it's such a good topic because so many people kind of think of investing as, oh, I need a few thousand dollars and Naturally, $10,000 is kind of like a round figure. $5,000 is another one. Even though we say you only need $500 to get started, this is investing in the share market, of course, or in ETFs.
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