Jellyman Investing - Personal Finance for Australians
Jed Guinto
20 episodes
2 months ago
https://www.patreon.com/Jellyman_Investing If you haven't researched Index Funds, I suggest you start there before investing in individual companies. Should you be brave enough and willing to do the work, you can invest in individual companies. Long term they can potentially provide significantly higher rewards. But remember. With higher reward, comes greater risk. What do you look for in a potential partner and how do you go about assessing those things? Do you give a questionnaire ...
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https://www.patreon.com/Jellyman_Investing If you haven't researched Index Funds, I suggest you start there before investing in individual companies. Should you be brave enough and willing to do the work, you can invest in individual companies. Long term they can potentially provide significantly higher rewards. But remember. With higher reward, comes greater risk. What do you look for in a potential partner and how do you go about assessing those things? Do you give a questionnaire ...
Jellyman Investing - Personal Finance for Australians
8 minutes
1 year ago
S01_E14 - How Much Do I Need to Retire - Part 2
https://www.patreon.com/Jellyman_Investing In the previous example, we went through some basics of retirement planning. However, there is a considerable flaw in the previous model. That is, it assumes you have to sell all your stocks at age 70 and then with discipline, not spend it all too quickly. Let's solve that problem. The way I described it previously isn't exactly how you want to do it. But I wrote it that way so you have a basic idea. What we've done is purchase a basic Toyot...
Jellyman Investing - Personal Finance for Australians
https://www.patreon.com/Jellyman_Investing If you haven't researched Index Funds, I suggest you start there before investing in individual companies. Should you be brave enough and willing to do the work, you can invest in individual companies. Long term they can potentially provide significantly higher rewards. But remember. With higher reward, comes greater risk. What do you look for in a potential partner and how do you go about assessing those things? Do you give a questionnaire ...
