ASX Schools Sharemarket Game Podcast ASX

Investing advice for my teenage self is a podcast series featuring investment experts who share experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser. We hope that this content will spark your curiosity to continue your investment journey as you start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments.

In this episode we chat with Ryan Nindra, Chairman of University Network for Investing & Trading (UNIT). He leads a team of board members in providing free financial education for students and highlights how active they are in a number of universities across Australia, offering opportunities for university students to continue learning about investing. He also shares his own journey into becoming an investor which started, as for many others, by playing the ASX Schools Game. 
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Investing advice for my teenage self is a podcast series featuring investment experts who share experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser. We hope that this content will spark your curiosity to continue your investment journey as you start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments.

Responsible for the admission of exchange-traded products, warrants and mFunds at ASX, Martin Dinh is a great source of knowledge in the Investment Products world. In this podcast he shares how his passion for basketball got him into investing. He explains the similarities between managing fantasy basketball NBA players and a potential portfolio of companies as both rely on metrics, to assign value and predict future performance.
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Investing advice for my teenage self is a podcast series featuring investment experts who share experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser. We hope that this content will spark your curiosity to continue your investment journey as you start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments.

Investing wasn't something that came naturally to Alec Renehan, co-founder of Equity Mates Media, his parents never learned about investing in the share market and he never learned about it in school. In this episode he shares how he finally got into investing when he was at Uni and started seeing the opportunities. He explains that there is a real power in starting early and giving your money more time to compound in the market.

 
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Investing advice for my teenage self is a podcast series featuring investment experts who share experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser. We hope that this content will spark your curiosity to continue your investment journey as you start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments.

Gemma Dale, Director of SMSF and Investor Behaviour at nabtrade, brings a wealth of knowledge to this not be missed episode. She is the host of the Your Wealth podcast, and provides regular market and finance commentary on ausbiz and in other media including AFR, the Australian, ABC and commercial TV and radio. She is a regular presenter at major industry events including ASX Investor and Adviser Days. Hear about her experiences as a teenager learning about investing and how today’s investors of the future can take advantage of the vast information that is freely available.
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Investing advice for my teenage self is a podcast series featuring investment experts who share experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser. We hope that this content will spark your curiosity to continue your investment journey as you start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments.

After years of being confused and feeling frustrated about her own personal finance situation, Ladies Finance Club founder, Molly Benjamin, wanted to create events, workshops and courses that didn’t make you want to hit snoozeville or cry …or both. Hear more about her journey, how she got into investing and how she is helping younger investors get started and learning about investing.

 
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Investing advice for my teenage self is a podcast series featuring investment experts who share experiences on how they got involved in investing, what they were like as teenagers and what they wish they knew about investing now that they are older and wiser. We hope that this content will spark your curiosity to continue your investment journey as you start learning about the sharemarket, how to invest and the different types of investments.

With more than 20 years’ experience in the finance industry having worked in governance and finance, Rachel Waterhouse is the CEO of the Australian Shareholders Association and today she shares how her mother installed in her the focus on working hard to achieve your goals but also saving and budgeting. She also highlights how she tried to extend herself through doing Economics in high school and reading the Australian Financial Review, and even though she wasn’t able to understand everything, she kept on reading about companies, investing and economics which according to her can help you grow into being an investor in the future. 
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