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To HECS or not to HECS, bad financial decisions & ESG ETFs (Adviser Q&A)

Owen Rask & financial adviser Alex Luck answer YOUR questions today, covering HECS debts, car loans, ethical investing and more!

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To HECS or not to HECS, that is the question!

Owen Rask & financial adviser Alex Luck answer YOUR questions today, covering HECS debts, car loans, building an ethical investment portfolio, making super contributions, investment properties and more.

The duo discuss topics including:

  • Should you take HECS into consideration when upskilling?
  • Is getting a car loan a terrible financial decision?
  • Making super contributions via BPAY
  • Getting support with starting a small business
  • Debt recycling and investment properties

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