Episode Description
Passive income investing essentials: how to use dividends, franking, bonds and reinvestment strategies to grow income and build wealth.
In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask continues the Investment Foundations Series with:
- the core ingredients of a passive income investing plan
- how dividends, franking credits and term deposits work for Aussie investors
- the psychology and risks of chasing yield
- what the FIRE movement can teach us about real financial freedom
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Topics Covered
- How passive income works and why it matters
- Dividends, franking credits, term deposits and bonds
- Avoiding yield traps and understanding payout ratios
- Total return investing vs income-only strategies
Resources for This Episode
Rask Courses:
Value Investor Program – Owen's free online training
Rask Core membership – Rask's expert portfolios & stock research, $1 for 30 days!
Rask Invest – Invest directly with Owen
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