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Back to EpisodesHow Gearing Can Accelerate Your Wealth with BetaShares
Description
In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen Rask is joined by Cameron Gleeson from BetaShares to discuss geared ETFs. They cover:
- What gearing means and how it applies to investments
- Margin loans vs. internally geared ETFs
- Why gearing is commonly used in property but under-utilised in shares
- How BetaShares Wealth Builder ETFs provide structured leverage
- Why self-managed super funds (SMSFs) might benefit from these ETFs
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Topics Covered & Timestamps
0:00 Welcome & Introduction
2:30 What is Gearing & How Does It Work?
6:00 Why Gearing is Common in Property but Not in Shares
10:20 The Role of Leverage in Building Wealth
15:50 Risks & Benefits of Geared Investing
20:30 How BetaShares’ Wealth Builder ETFs Work
25:10 The Difference Between Margin Loans vs. Internally Geared ETFs
30:20 How Interest Rates on Geared ETFs Are Determined
35:00 Gearing in Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs)
40:10 Comparing Returns: Geared vs. Ungeared ETFs
45:00 Who Should Consider These ETFs?
50:00 Cameron’s Advice for Investors Considering Gearing
55:00 Final Thoughts & How to Stay Connected
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🔗 Learn More About Geared Investing & ETFs:
- BetaShares Wealth Builder ETF – betashares.com.au
- Rask Education – raskmedia.com.au
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