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Q&A: Stock lending, getting tax bills and diworsification

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask open up the podcast inbox for another packed Q&A session, where they discuss the reasons why investors get tax bills, how securities lending works, over diversifying your portfolio and more!

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About this episode

Welcome back to another listener Q&A episode, where Kate Campbell and Owen Rask crack open the mailbox to answer your money and investing questions.

This month we cover a great range of questions ranging from the reasons why the ATO might send you a tax bill and how securities lending works (in light of Stake’s announcements) to over diversifying your ETF portfolio and weighing up the costs of brokerage accounts.

Send any questions you have to [email protected] for us to answer on future Q&A episodes.

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