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Q&A: Interest rates up, compound growth, Noel Whittaker’s book & ETF overlap

On The Australian Finance Podcast today, Kate Campbell, Owen Rask and Evan Lucas tackle the podcast question box, and discuss compound growth on shares, interest rates, Noel Whittaker’s books & ETF overlap.

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Today we’re cracking open the podcast question box to riff on some of some of the questions you’ve asked us recently.

In this episode we cover a whole heap of different topics in a relaxed style, including:

  • Why we need to know about inflation
  • Getting a better rate on your home loan
  • Making Money Made Simple
  • How many ETFs is too many?
  • Money resources for teenagers
  • Financial advice on property
  • How compound interest works with shares

Remember to send your questions our way for our next Q&A session.

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