For many Australians, investing is a daunting activity to get started with. However, micro-investing apps like Pearler Micro, Raiz, CommSec Pocket, Sharesies, and more have broken down many of the traditional barriers to investing for beginners.
Starting with just $5, you can get your first taste of being an owner in our global economy rather than just a consumer, which is pretty exciting! In this episode, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask dive into what micro-investing is, how it works, pros and cons, and some of the platforms you can try in Australia.
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Financial Planning: bit.ly/R-plan
Property Coaching: bit.ly/R-P-coach
100-point property checklist (PDF): bit.ly/prop-check
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