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Investopoly
Each episode is packed with concise tips, strategies, research, methodologies, case studies, and ideas to help you safely and effectively grow your wealth. Stuart Wemyss, a qualified financial advisor, accountant, tax agent, and licensed mortgage broker, delivers holistic advice. With four authored books, including "Investopoly" and "Rules of the Lending Game," Stuart shares his insights through a weekly blog, which is replicated on this podcast.
Investopoly
Ep 340: How to invest in the share market in 2025: index funds, managed funds, or direct shares?
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In this episode, Stuart explores the best strategies for investing in the share market in 2025, comparing index funds, managed funds, and direct shares. Backed by data from the S&P Dow Jones SPIVA report, Stuart explains why evidence-based, rules-driven strategies consistently outperform active management. He also unpacks the dominance of large-cap stocks in 2024, the risks of growth-focused portfolios, and the potential of alternative index strategies like equal-weight and value-tilted funds. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you build a diversified, long-term portfolio.
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