Just did my first ever buy , thanks for the walkthrough

Can you transfer from etoro to CMC?

Why can’t I buy a product less then 500$ ??

What is the fuel pin used for?

Around the time you made this video (late March 2021) AFI share price was AU$7.42 and today (late December 2024) it’s AU$7.38 ….good video which aged well

It's a real bummer cmc doesn't offer auto invest. Yet. . .

I've emailed cmc 3 times asking if they offer a dividends reinvesting for IVV etf asx and no reply, so I called them and they said they couldn't answer the question with a yes or no answer and they I needed to call another section and see what's available so I asked for the number to ring and they danced around giving me the number and told me to log in and try it. 😂 there's so many red flags I was like fuck theses guys.

Hi Sanjee... thanks for these videos. They are so informative. Could you help me invest monthly in ETF for my grandson?

I really have the problem of not knowing what to do to know my balance, at work they didn't tell me anything and in my payslip there is only a 7 digit number but I can't access it either. I also tried to call but it has also been a little difficult to get help.

Can you please upload more ? You seem to have vanished? Hope you are doing well 😊

Hi @ sanjee i want to invest on bonds for my kids. Could you provide some info in your video. Thanks

Hi from 2024 :)

How to invest SIP every month in ETF’s

I wish I knew all about EFT before thank to you i have invested in vanguard EFT

Hi Sanjee I am 75 year 0ld but my super is only $70000 were should i invest

Excellent explanation. Very simple and effective.

I have made killer money. But do I have to pay for commission fee to withdraw my profit from cmc to Binance. Please answer fast.!

Don't switch to CMC I was locked out of my account for five days called them three days in a row we will get back to you I lost 12000 dollars no refunds

I agree tax minimization and low fees are important factors but I don't agree 'beat the market' is not that important as you've stated. If you're young (which you appear to be), the improvement in your final balance at retirement from even a 1% better growth rate - is massive. Look up compound interest. If you're in your 20s/30s I'd be investing in high risk and expecting 12-13% net returns.

incredible book and fun to read

Are you still with cmc? Do you know if there still safe to use to invest in us stocks and bitcoin?

(Thur 24 Oct 2024) when are you coming back?

This is really clear and informative, thank you!

This is really good. Good reminder of the risk matrix and how to apply it to our personal finances thanks.. Looking forward to seeing you produce more content.

amazon keeps changing product pages and wiping out reviews, and this basically tricks camelcamelcamel into providing zero history on the product price.

Is there a parking lot for go get? Can I make sure that there is no charge while I'm not using it? Do I have to return it to its original place? Will I be fined if I don't make it in time? Is it better to rent 24 hours from the beginning than to rent for 8 hours? Can I only pick up my card during business hours?

I would think there is more screening and investigation into the companies and their operations, products, services, history - to make sure it meets the etf criteria/guidelines, hence why the fees are higher - at least that's my understanding

Does CMC payout non Au dividends?

Can you please explain me how Commonwealth Bank for as fun to buy share for example if I have AU$1000 but I still can buy AU$2000 shares how that is possible is that provide us bank is interest charges anything like that fees? Thanks

Have dividends and growth, then when you’re approaching 60, sell growth and put money into HISA (to protect from market fluctuations) or move to Super (tax benefits). How about that?

Thank you Sanjee.

Thanks for your video

This was fantastic thank you, Informative and to the point with no nonsense or flaff. So much flaff and bs on KZbin especially when it comes to investing. I can understand why large accounts invest in bonds for long term security but surly if you don’t have millions of dollars a 5% online savings account is about the same plus you get liquidity of being able to withdraw your money. So Cash and real gold etfs are good enough hedges against financial downturn unless you are operating in the millions? The bond is fixed at % per year right, but only like 4% at the best?

Thanks for the content. Keep up the good work

IVV + IOO is pretty safe and you are almost invested in sp500 and global 100, historically appx 12-14% CAGR

I've been trading with Commsec since 2002. Due to brokerage costs I too am now exploring the other options.

I have a 3 fund portfolio but I have finally decided to invest in ETFs, alongside. I’m looking at SCHD, VOO, XLK or SCHG.

fees in holding physical gold with PM are high. Better to buy ETP's and hold these in their depositary account

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

Great video

Thank you Sanjee

Bro really just did a efficient frontier lol 1st yr finance

I came across your channel through this video-case studies are incredibly valuable, and I'm eager to see more in the future! Building wealth involves establishing routines, like consistently setting aside funds at regular intervals for smart investments.

Sanji, most dividends are only paid out twice or four times a year, not monthly, correct?? So if your relying on a dividend retirement you only get paid twice a year??

Maybe this wasn't the case previously, but now its free to buy Vanguard ETFs but $9 to sell.

From my understanding, because at first investors invested in the share price of the company with the cost = 10$ and knew they would receive 2$ tomorrow so their total investment would be -10 + 2 = 8$. While the investors purchase shares at ex-dividend date, they would not receive any dividends so in order to compensate for them, the stock price is adjusted to decline equal to the value of dividends. Therefore, they just purchase shares at 8$ without receiving 2$. Is that right ?

Amazing information Thank you mate is it tax free if i sell it?

Go high growth not balanced at your age

It would be great to do an update with current rates in this

Just what I needed. Thank you very much.