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Q&A: VDHG is my one and only, how to invest ethically & equalising my wife’s Super

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Rask's Chief Investment Officer Owen Rask and Alex Luck, co-founder of Everest Wealth, answer your questions about super, VDHG and ethical investing.

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Ready for a financial planning Q&A?

In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Rask’s Chief Investment Officer Owen Rask and Alex Luck, co-founder of Everest Wealth, answer your questions about super, VDHG and ethical investing.

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In this episode, Owen Rask & Alex Luck cover:

  • If you were going to work with a financial planner today, what three things would you look for or do before committing to paying them?
  • Is there any reason, other than to cover fees/insurance premiums, to split my superannuation contributions to my partner’s fund?
  • How does tax work on investment accounts?
  • How do you consider ethics within your financial decisions, when your financial goals might include making choices against your morals?
  • I currently invest in VDHG as my only investment I am 48 and was thinking to add VHY so I can get income is this a wise move?
  • If I take out an equity loan against my IP, the interest I pay for the loan, is it tax deductible against my personal income?

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