Shared LunchAre women really more cautious investors, or is something else going on?? And why are more young people looking beyond property to build wealth?
She's on the Money founder Victoria Devine joins Sharesies co-founder Brooke Roberts to discuss how investing is changing across Australia and New Zealand.
They look at why more women are entering the share market, what their preference for ETFs tells us about risk and diversification, and how rising barriers to home ownership are changing the way younger people think about wealth.
Plus, Victoria shares what she’s learned from overcoming $40,000 in consumer debt.
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