Now now, I’m all for a cheeky microwave on a *cold cuppa*. But I’m not convinced about making it a regular feature of a normal cup. I don’t know how many coffee tips I’ve shared with Kate over 7 years - and we live in Melbourne! I’m not angry, I’m just disappointed 😆 🤭
@@RoboticsJoe Yeah I know, I would prefer Ubank to ING but they wouldn't let me sign up. No passport or licence just a PhotoID card which is the same number as my old licence
@ I’d’ve thought a photo ID provided by NSW police (or whoever’s responsible for it) plus 2 other supporting docs would be ok. Super easy with the driver’s licence tho’
Good day Owen And Kate! I just started tuning every day to your contents. Its been a year since I started researching about investing and for a year I have been paralysed, meaning I didn’t start investing at all because of the fear of losing my money if the company that I bought stocks from would collapse and then I stumbled upon ETF’s! I didn’t know that this basket of stocks do exist and they exist for a long time now. So stupid of me I think. But upon learning a bit about it, I stopped the analysis paralysis and bought the nasdaq 100 etf. Now im seeing a lot of ads to subscribe to them and that they will give tips which ones to buy. Do I really need those when my plan is to invest in US, Aussie and bitcoin etfs? I mean are they worth it? On of them costs $6000👌 which is a lot of money especially for me. Thank you and more power
Thank you! When you say “subscribe” to them for tips? What are you talking about? You don’t need a subscription to invest in ETFs. However it will cost you a small fee to invest each time (called “brokerage”).
@ wow! Thank you for the reply! I wasn’t expecting one because I know how big your network is but thanks again. There’s one company that offers a yearly subscription of around $200(motley fool) a year and they were offering that they will give tips or suggestions on which stock or etf to invest and they do it monthly along with a lot of updates about the stock market. I attended a seminar/workshop last night from a different company and they were saying that they will guide you along the way on how to invest, buy and trade stocks and they even have their own brokerage app which will charge you every time you trade but on top of that you need to pay 6 grand(australian investing education) for a lifetime support on trading stocks. I’m a believer in investing in knowledge but I don’t know if these ones are worth it. You might have heard of these companies.
This year there is a new logo for Rask too😊
Hi Owen do you have shares in the coffee machine company?😅😂
Dude that coffee and milk microwaving is not weird at all..Why the reaction??..It makes a decent cup if you microwave after adding milk..👍
Now now, I’m all for a cheeky microwave on a *cold cuppa*. But I’m not convinced about making it a regular feature of a normal cup. I don’t know how many coffee tips I’ve shared with Kate over 7 years - and we live in Melbourne! I’m not angry, I’m just disappointed 😆 🤭
ING 4.95% +.55% = 5.5% Savings Maximiser.
Ubank also has 5.5% 😊
@@RoboticsJoe with less strings
@@RoboticsJoe Yeah I know, I would prefer Ubank to ING but they wouldn't let me sign up. No passport or licence just a PhotoID card which is the same number as my old licence
@ I’d’ve thought a photo ID provided by NSW police (or whoever’s responsible for it) plus 2 other supporting docs would be ok. Super easy with the driver’s licence tho’
Good day Owen And Kate! I just started tuning every day to your contents. Its been a year since I started researching about investing and for a year I have been paralysed, meaning I didn’t start investing at all because of the fear of losing my money if the company that I bought stocks from would collapse and then I stumbled upon ETF’s! I didn’t know that this basket of stocks do exist and they exist for a long time now. So stupid of me I think. But upon learning a bit about it, I stopped the analysis paralysis and bought the nasdaq 100 etf. Now im seeing a lot of ads to subscribe to them and that they will give tips which ones to buy. Do I really need those when my plan is to invest in US, Aussie and bitcoin etfs? I mean are they worth it? On of them costs $6000👌 which is a lot of money especially for me. Thank you and more power
Thank you! When you say “subscribe” to them for tips? What are you talking about?
You don’t need a subscription to invest in ETFs. However it will cost you a small fee to invest each time (called “brokerage”).
@ wow! Thank you for the reply! I wasn’t expecting one because I know how big your network is but thanks again. There’s one company that offers a yearly subscription of around $200(motley fool) a year and they were offering that they will give tips or suggestions on which stock or etf to invest and they do it monthly along with a lot of updates about the stock market. I attended a seminar/workshop last night from a different company and they were saying that they will guide you along the way on how to invest, buy and trade stocks and they even have their own brokerage app which will charge you every time you trade but on top of that you need to pay 6 grand(australian investing education) for a lifetime support on trading stocks. I’m a believer in investing in knowledge but I don’t know if these ones are worth it. You might have heard of these companies.