In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen Rask is joined by Tom Wickenden, Investment Strategist at BetaShares, to dive into A200, BetaShares' Australia 200 ETF.
They explore:
- What makes A200 unique among Aussie share ETFs
- How its ultra-low fees can benefit investors
- The major companies inside A200 and why they matter
- Franking credits and how they impact your returns
- How A200 compares to other ASX ETFs
- Who might consider investing in A200
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Topics Covered
- Welcome & Introduction
- Who is Tom Wickenden & What is BetaShares?
- What is A200 and what does it invest in?
- Why A200 is the lowest-cost Australian shares ETF
- The top companies inside A200 (CBA, BHP, ANZ, etc.)
- How franking credits work with A200
- How A200 fits into a diversified portfolio
- Comparing A200 to VAS & other ASX ETFs
- How to decide if A200 is right for you
- Final thoughts and how to learn more
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