Q&A: Stock lending, getting tax bills and diworsification
Welcome back to another listener Q&A episode, where Kate Campbell and Owen Rask crack open the mailbox to answer your money and investing questions.
This month we cover a great range of questions ranging from the reasons why the ATO might send you a tax bill and how securities lending works (in light of Stake’s announcements) to over diversifying your ETF portfolio and weighing up the costs of brokerage accounts.
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Date recorded: 22nd of July 2022
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