Apple enters a new era, Super September is back & Pimp My Portfiolio with Henry Jennings
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Welcome to another episode of Equity Mates, a show where we explore what's possible in the world of investing. If you've joined us for the very first time, a huge welcome to our community. My name is Bryce. And
I'm Ren, and today we're going to be talking about Apple's new CEO. Super September is back, and we're going to close out with another Pimp My Portfolio. But Bryce, before then, we've got another exciting session announcement for FinFest.
Yeah, I can't wait for this one, Ren. I'll be in the front row because it is titled, Is Property Investing Dead Post Budget? Oof. I know. It's gonna be a banger. It's gonna be sold out. It's gonna be sold out. Well, not sold out, but it'll be full. Uh, we've got two property experts, Chris Bates, who is our mortgage broker, and then Scott Agott. He is a buyer's agent and property negotiator from Brisbane. They are both friends, but we're gonna be putting them head to head. To debate on stage, is property investing dead post budget? Christine. Chris thinks it is, even though his job is in mortgage broking. He thinks it's dead and that the family home is where we should consider putting our money and then stocks, whereas Scott is obviously seeing plenty of opportunity in the market.
Yeah, they might be friends outside of Finfest, but on that stage they are rivals. This is a session you are not gonna wanna miss. To secure your ticket, go to equitymates.com slash FinFest. It's only fifty-five dollars and you can hear so many sessions like this, you're not gonna wanna miss it.
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News and markets.
Two news stories that we're gonna cover today. We've got a new CEO who's officially taken over the reins at Apple. Tim Cook has uh is gone. And the tail end of earnings season certainly brings out some duds. And we're gonna have a look at two duds that uh just snuck out some results before the end of earnings.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–6:51
2
What does Apple’s new CEO John Ternus mean for the company’s future?
6:51–11:54
3
Which earnings‑season results were the biggest duds and why?
11:54–18:42
4
Why is time the biggest advantage for younger super investors?
18:42–26:53
5
How does starting super contributions early impact retirement wealth?
26:53–38:13
6
Is your super insurance coverage enough for unexpected events?
38:13–39:00
Speakers
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