Rare Pokémon cards and kids investment accounts - your questions answered

In this episode, Owen and Gemma answer your questions and cover lots of areas: cashflow, investing, debt and how Owen’s nostalgia collection of Pokémon cards has been a pretty good investment. 

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Topics covered today:

• Knock on from a previous episode: Mortgagee Sales. Yes, they still exist and how to find!
• Starting an Investing Journey in Your 30s – What Would Owen and Gemma Do If They Were Starting Over Today?
• Using Sale Proceeds – Offset vs Investing
• Managing Big Annual Expenses – Lump Sum or Spread Out?
• Setting Up Investment Accounts for Kids
• How Gemma and Owen invest for their kids 
• Plus, we ask you for your tips for us on what the next big nostalgia investment might be? 

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• Presales for Gemma’s book The Money Reset
• Guide to investing for kids
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