What happens when companies fail, emergency funds & investing while travelling [Investing Q&A]
Ever wondered what happens when an ASX-listed company fails?
In this episode, Kate Campbell and Owen Rask answer your investing questions about emergency funds, ASX failures, investing while travelling, when to start adding bonds to your portfolio, and Spotify Playlists.
This episode was recorded on the 23rd of August 2024.
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