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Market crashes in retirement, emergency funds and predicting performance | Q&A with Gemma and Owen

In this Australian Finance Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Gemma Mitchell answer the questions you have sent in.

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Listener questions answered:

  • Should you consider your business an investment?
  • Should an emergency fund be in an offset account?
  • What happens if the market crashes and you’re retired?
  • Can I cancel my financial adviser?
  • And Owens insights into which ETF he would love a crystal ball to sneak peak its future performance and why

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