ETFs: how to buy your first ETF & grow [ETF mini-series part 5]

[@dropbear430]

Been listening to you two for a few years now. You both have a great way of explaining financial topics to the general public. Keep up the great work

[@Rask-invest]

Awh, shucks! You just made Kate's day. Thanks a million times over! Owen

[@wilron776]

Thank you for the mini series. The content and format works well for me.

[@Rask-invest]

Thanks for the feedback - we were trying something a bit different, so helpful for us to hear if it worked or not!

[@Pyezer]

Great Talk Guys :) Favourites as a Metaphor was very helpful. Cant Wait for the KFC Variety Bucket Managed Fund Video. Cheers :)

[@SallyC-hj7fq]

Really appreciated the content and wealth of knowledge - thank you!

[@FiascoCats]

Excellent mini series. Thanks 👍

[@silviofontana5144]

as someone who has trusted an advisor with my SMSF, I now have total control and managing my own. ETF's offer more safety, to a point, are somewhat boring to big investors, but offer to me a sense of security knowing I can on my platform buy and sell according to market changes. But, 3-5 year is optimal, and as a newbie, I am now at 6 months, so, lets see what happens. Good infor, thanks

[@owenboxall598]

Well done guys

[@Rask-invest]

Thanks Owen - hope you enjoyed the series!

[@iamdedlok]

Kate sure does love her Disney shares haha.

[@ritatsoutsouras8538]

Any recommendations for international ETF’s?

[@Rust2510-w5f]

nifty 50 and asia

[@mvella74]

Hi Great content, I was just curious is the long term returns just basically from dividend re investing and hoping the share price goes up. As I have noticed a lot of the ETF’s don’t fluctuate even during down turns and bull markets Thanks

[@alexyang9046]

Kate’s voice is quite attractive.