Australian ETF Guide: How to Invest More Chaply, Simply and Effectively Using Exchange Tradedfunds

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David Bassanese

Australian ETF Guide

How to Invest More Chaply, Simply and Effectively Using Exchange Tradedfunds

David Bassanese

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English

David Bassanese
05 December 2016

Economics & Business; Stocks & shares; Online finance & investing; Personal finance

ETFs trade on the ASX just like shares and are taking Australia’s investment market by storm.

In this book, you will learn how ETFs allow you to gain cheap, easy and highly diversified investment exposure to either Australian shares, international shares, bonds, commodities or even foreign currencies – just as easily as buying company shares on the ASX using your share trading account.

Due to their low cost, transparency, and ease of use, ETFs are already improving the investment strategies of over 200,000 Australian investors, including many self-managed super funds (SMSFs).

Discover, in 4-easy steps, how millions across the globe and many Australian investors are already using ETFs to reduce the cost and complexity of their investment process.

By: David Bassanese
Imprint: David Bassanese
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 12mm
Weight: 308g
ISBN: 9780994515209
ISBN 10: 0994515200
Pages: 228
Publication Date: 05 December 2016
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

David Bassanese is one of Australia’s leading economic and financial market analysts. He is Chief Economist of BetaShares in Sydeny, one of Australia’s leading managers of exchange traded funds. David is a former senior financial columnist of The Australia Financial Review newspaper, and interest rate strategist with Macquarie Bank. He is also a former Federal Treasury and OECD economist, and a graduate of Adelaide and Harvard University.

Reviews for Australian ETF Guide: How to Invest More Chaply, Simply and Effectively Using Exchange Tradedfunds

"Review of past edition ""There are gems of knowledge on virtually every page"" Christopher, Sydney ""..extremely informative and I have already made some initial investments."" Gordon, Adelaide ..""a must read for investors looking at diversifying into ETF."" James, Brisbane Expert Review ""David Bassanese has been one of Australia's leading economists for some time. In his book, on how to use Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) Bassanese marries his significant analytical skill set to a clear explanation of how the ETFs work. A reader with a non-technical background would greatly benefit from the book as would more seasoned investors. Bassanese's vast experience in financial markets and in public policy at the Australian Treasury and the OECD have been put to good use in this volume."" Tim Harcourt, JW Nevile Fellow in Economics, UNSW Australia Business School and author of the The Airport Economist. ""A great read for those looking to handle their own finances using one of the best new investment products to have hit markets in years"" Phillip Baker, Senior Finance Columnist, The Australian Financial Review"