Listen to Money Cafe: Recession and financial advice
This week’s Money Cafe is about how recession brings a new wave of retail investors and why fewer financial advisers should mean better advice.
Here’s this week’s Money Cafe, with Wealth editor James Kirby and InvestSMART’s Alan Kohler.
They discuss how recession brings a new wave of retail investors and why fewer financial advisers should mean better advice.
Listen to the podcast for the details:
- The one-day market sell off – in the thrawl of the number of coronavirus cases in the US
- With new retail investors coming into the market – does it make the market more or less fragile?
- ETFs on the rise – percentage of ETF turnover on the ASX goes from 4pc to 10pc
- Virgin bondholders come into play
- Qantas job cuts – why wasn’t JobKeeper able to save them?
- The risk-reward ratio of bonds
- The shrinking workforce of financial advisers
- Is the US Fed propping up the market?
- Ethical investing
Don’t forget to send your own questions to James Kirby and Alan Kohler via moneycafe@theaustralian.com.au
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