Podcast: Pete Wargent on media gloom vs investment boom
Top investment analyst and property expert Pete Wargent is back on Get Invested to talk about how to handle Australia’s investment boom.
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Podcast: Dr Shane Oliver on the noble purpose of investing
The highly acclaimed and respected Dr Shane Oliver is living a life of noble purpose, and he shares how you can too.
Why stepping back from your investments is a good thing
Investment expert Ramin Nakisa says investors need to control their behaviour and aim to simply monitor their investments, rather than be actively involved.
How to tackle uncertainty by investing in your own process
David Hobart says sticking to your own process will ensure good risk management and increased savings, especially in times of uncertainty and volatility.
The 6 biggest investment mistakes and how to avoid them
Award winning equity analyst Andrew Stotz says there are six strategies that can be adopted to overcome the biggest investment mistakes made by investors.
How this sports star invests in financial education
The key to achieving financial freedom is paying yourself first and investing in your financial education, says basketball star Brock Motum.
Podcast: Ramin Nakisa – As an investor you’re better off dead!
The best investors keep it simple, and the best way to keep it simple is to ‘play dead’, according to investment expert Ramin Nakisa, who shares incredible insights in this episode.
What is an investment ‘bubble’ and what can you do about it?
KnowHow founder Bushy Martin talks about investing in the new age of illusion and expands on the ‘investment bubble’ faced by investors in the wake of the pandemic.
Podcast: Andrew Stotz on learning from your worst investment ever
What was your worst investment ever? And is it your secret shame, or has it become the seed of your biggest learnings and opportunities? This is where our guest, Dr Andrew Stotz, comes in.
How to close the gap between our current and future selves
KnowHow founder Bushy Martin talks about how we can move from “good intentions” and invest in the future we want for ourselves and our families.
