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Putting together a $100K ETF Portfolio
Putting together a $100K ETF Portfolio
Rob answers a viewer's question:
How to put together a $100,000 Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) Portfolio, with diversification, dividends, franking credits and growth.
Please remember, this is GENERAL ADVICE ONLY. See further disclaimer below.
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Komentáře

  • @investforlife9011
    @investforlife9011 Před 9 hodinami

    The first $100k is usually the hardest to save and invest. The next $100k will be easier and the next $100k will be easier.

  • @investforlife9011
    @investforlife9011 Před 9 hodinami

    If possible, can you please do a similar video for Americans who live in the United States? Thank you so much for your educational videos.

  • @coopersrace7277
    @coopersrace7277 Před dnem

    Yep I am another who was initially interested but I stopped the video the moment you trotted out the woke ‘welcome to country’. I don’t need to be welcomed to my own country and u probably don’t even know why you are saying it. Sorry but you’ve lost me.

  • @dondon9829
    @dondon9829 Před 2 dny

    You Can do without the virtue signalling it means nothing .

  • @danielguo1033
    @danielguo1033 Před 3 dny

    Australia age pension system is very unfair to retirees! In my opinion, it is foolish for the government to be crying about the national housing shortage and rental crisis, the skilled labor shortage! and they don't have a quick fix solution! …They should think deeply about providing a much fair system for the hard working retirees! After all, the retirees have spent their whole lives to build this country, and they only have 20-30 years to live a decent final journey of life. The government and this country are eternally grateful to them, and the way you treat today's retirees is how you will be treated in the future. Respecting them today is respecting yourself in the future. The government should make the system very simple and easy for retirees, so that retirees will not have to heavily rely on professional financial advisors to take care of their life savings due to facing a very complex and difficult to understand retirement system, which has led to many retirees being scammed. The government should adopt a universal pension system, and the maximum limit of government pension payments will remain unchanged, but the upper limit should be $100,000 per year, which is also based on the government's suggestion that hard working retirees could live a comfortable standard of living. By doing in this way, the government will not either lose nor increase any age pension payout, but it will benefit the government, the country and retirees. If the government's upper limit is $100,000, by useing a couple as an example, for a couple, the government's current maximum age pension is $42,000 per couple. To get $100,000, that is, a gap of $58,000, these couples can do following 1). return their rich assets back to the economy in various forms, instead of spending them all (many retirees actully spent their money on foreign economies, such as traveling....there is little help to the local Economy), or giving their assets to their children without flowing into the economy. Retirees can actually do the following if the government gives them a more relaxed age pension policy a) Reinvest assets into the economy instead of spending or giving them away. If they buy a house, they can immediately solve the current housing shortage problem. If they invest in a business, they can immediately help the country's employment... These actions do not require waiting for a long time for government red tape funding approval as they do now. b). If those older and most skilled retirees choose to return to work and earn extra income, they can return their skilled skills to the labor market and alleviate the current labor shortage that needs to be solved by a large number of immigrants.

  • @oldgits376
    @oldgits376 Před 3 dny

    Yep….turned at the woke thanking

  • @LoveVietUnity
    @LoveVietUnity Před 5 dny

    Thank you, Robert, for this video. I have two kids and they are in middle school right now. These are great tips and I will implement them. I also want to help them to set up Roth IRA accounts.

  • @LoveVietUnity
    @LoveVietUnity Před 7 dny

    Thank you for expressing the gratitude in the beginning of the video. It is similar to paying respect to the common ancestors of humanity.

  • @LoveVietUnity
    @LoveVietUnity Před 7 dny

    Thank you for this wonderful video, very inspirational and educational.

  • @stephen6378
    @stephen6378 Před 10 dny

    Great advice!

  • @moozoowizard
    @moozoowizard Před 10 dny

    Now make the same videos but assuming your renting at retirement and you only have your super and a car. No hand waving and shrugging it off with rent assistance. Then you'll actually have a unique video that nobody else covers. I assume take that $52000 and add $750 per week (median rent in perth) take off $200 in rent assistance (i doubt it's that much...) and your looking at $80600 per year. Now reverse that and tell me how much in super i need at 67. From what i can tell if you have that much super , taking half super and buying a house outright makes more sense because it reduces your age pension assessed assets and you gain the full or substantially amount if the pension. How does this come about. Getting divorced in your early 50's and loosing your house to your ex, and supporting children you had in your mid fourties until your in your mid 60s. And between rent, child support and a single income being unable to get a deposit for a loan.

  • @stephen6378
    @stephen6378 Před 13 dny

    Interesting

  • @Schwabian
    @Schwabian Před 14 dny

    Fake people,e-

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před 10 dny

      I feel fine, but thank for your comment. Cheers Rob

  • @gregbennett162
    @gregbennett162 Před 14 dny

    Unfortunately it is much easier to work longer , part time when you are in a non manual work environment

  • @ronsmith2241
    @ronsmith2241 Před 16 dny

    I fully intend to stay in my own disabled home which we built for my wife who had MS. She has since passed. I retain everything. No fees to pay and I receive ALL the capital gain.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před 10 dny

      Thanks for your comment, sorry about the loss of your wife. Agreed, a lot simpler and you are also home. Regards Rob

  • @ronsmith2241
    @ronsmith2241 Před 16 dny

    I am just going to stay in my own home. I own it. I or my estate get all the capital gain. We built this as a disabled home to help care for my wife who had MS. She has now passed. Everything I could need in the future is here. I just have to maintain it and I get help to do that. Its all good.

  • @mjr1965
    @mjr1965 Před 16 dny

    I turned off when he started on the Acknowledgement of Country.

  • @Benedicta-jf1qi
    @Benedicta-jf1qi Před 16 dny

    I wish you could help him😊

  • @JoshuaKommey
    @JoshuaKommey Před 17 dny

    Hello, investor Motivation I am the CEO of the upcoming game studio Mozofyl studio and we are focused on changing the gaming industry to another level. We have been looking for an investment deal but we found one so we want to know whether you can help us!

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před 17 dny

      Hey Josh, not our space mate but thats for the message. Rob

    • @Benedicta-jf1qi
      @Benedicta-jf1qi Před 16 dny

      I wish you could help him😊❤​@@ConsortiumPW

  • @George-hl2xm
    @George-hl2xm Před 18 dny

    Geez anti woke butt hurt people on here 😊😂

  • @jeffthompson8873
    @jeffthompson8873 Před 20 dny

    You lost me with your woke garbage. Keep your beliefs to yourself

  • @straith181265
    @straith181265 Před 21 dnem

    re lump sum : its sooo easy to do... seriously anyone can do it and if you have any dramas just call your super fund and theyll help you... really its worth doing it once just to see how simple it is.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před 16 dny

      Definitely not a hard thing to do, but sometimes people just forgot because they get busy in life. Cheers Rob

  • @markandkim66
    @markandkim66 Před 22 dny

    Good sound advice. Thanks. That’s exactly what I’m doing.

  • @nickhockley1651
    @nickhockley1651 Před 23 dny

    Great work guys ;) Ignore the keyboard warriors with their pants around their ankles.... this is great stuff. are you able to do a single person at 60?

  • @FrogFranker
    @FrogFranker Před 24 dny

    Thanks guys very clear advice for us Aussies, keep up the work! I'm looking at retirement soon with $700K super- couple I'm just turning 60yrs, but i agree with your estimate of later one partner from 85yrs is likely and greater pension. I may return to work part time in the future to boost cash flow if its a problem also possible inheritance may help as well. I believe Gifting to children lump sums will count in assets test within 5x yrs of applying for pension.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před 16 dny

      Thats correct, any amount over $10,000 per FY will be assessed for 5 years.Cheers Rob

  • @Xyz99924
    @Xyz99924 Před 27 dny

    Better stay single and have children sharing your house, which in turn shares expenses.

  • @davidrayner9832
    @davidrayner9832 Před 29 dny

    Next time you want to do that woke acknowledgement crap, don't forget to acknowledge the people who were brought here kicking and screaming against their will for crimes that would today be punishable by a fine or community service. Actually, it's the first nations people who should do that but I've never heard of it being said by them.

  • @paulachapel1365
    @paulachapel1365 Před měsícem

    Rather than guarantor, I’m gifting the house deposit amount for my daughter just to help her out.

  • @VivienneWest-k3n
    @VivienneWest-k3n Před měsícem

    If I known I would not invest the way I did. I INVESTED JUST UNDER $400,000 and did not relies that I would loss $11,423.30 from $29,023 pension annual, leaving me with $17, 423.30.This is because previous government put a ASSETS TEST on your investment, it is a discrimination against anyone who what to feel comfortable in their retirement. At the sametime you can put (say $400,000) in a FAMILY TRUST FUND and still get the pension "because " you now have nno or little money. But at the sametime your family will assist you in anything you need. Therefore you pension becomes more a comfortable amount to live, giving that extra cash to do with it.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Thanks for your comment. The Centrelinks asset and income test has in place for decades, there has been changes over time. For a single home owner the lower is $314,000 excluding your home, the pension reduces up $686,250 and cuts out after this amount. There are ways to reduce the assessable assets, Lifetime annuity, gifting, or funeral bonds. If you move your assets to a Family Trust that you control the assets are still assessable under your name. If controled by a family member and you still benefit, Centrelink may still apply the assets to you. Regards, Rob

    • @VivienneWest-k3n
      @VivienneWest-k3n Před 8 dny

      @@ConsortiumPW so you think that is OK to still discriminate against anyone who has ""more"" than the amount you ""should "" . This is very similar as a person who controls a partner under the Domestic Abuse.

  • @kellyr2681
    @kellyr2681 Před měsícem

    You lost me the instant you started that woke bull$hit. The vast majority of us don't want to hear that garbage.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před 16 dny

      Thanks for your feedback. Cheers Rob

    • @Bobbydazzlla
      @Bobbydazzlla Před 3 dny

      The irony - I always thought being "woke" was having a sook and complaining when you don't get your own way (so that would make you "woke"). And don't kid yourself, you're only speaking for the vast majority of boof heads with an antiquated opinion.

  • @user-hz9ow2jv2f
    @user-hz9ow2jv2f Před měsícem

    Cut out the wokeness. We live here and this is our country... we dont need to be welcomed to it!

  • @VivienneWest-k3n
    @VivienneWest-k3n Před měsícem

    People who have superannuation. The assets test can drop your pension up to 40%. I on the pensioner I invest below $400.000 as a independent investor. The government reduced my pension from $29,023 to $17,423.30 . This also means my fortnightly pension reduced from $1,116 to $670.05. This is a sign that the government favours pensioner who with their families be part of a FAMILY TRUST FUND with the just under $400,000 and still receive the full pension. This favourite all over assistance the wealth off when it first started. Not expecting those from average person, time has changed. More people can sale their home now and invest either independent (single pensioner) or join with the FAMILY TRUST FUND. So why the division.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Hi, a single pensioner those with assets excluding their home of $314,000 or less would receive a full age pension. The pension reduces by $3 fortnight for each $1000 by which assessable assets exceed this lower threshold of $314,000. There is also the income test, but generally it’s the assets test that reduces pension if the pensioner is not working. Your comments regarding a Family Trust is not all together correct. If you had a Family Trust that you controlled then these assets would still be counted for the asset test and give you the same reduced pension result. If you have an example where they have a family trust and are getting a full pension then the pensioner would have zero control over the trust assets. If they gave control to their family, they would have to wait five years for the assets not to be counted. This is General Advice only. Thanks for your comment, Rob

    • @VivienneWest-k3n
      @VivienneWest-k3n Před měsícem

      Single pensioners when transfer their money to family members is still allowed to keep their pension and the amount can be any amount. But a single pensioners still loses part of pension because the government allows with the family trust funds any amount. But they still discriminate those independent pensioners by putting a limit on how much money they can lnvest before reducing their pension. This is like as if you have no say in the amount you can invest.

  • @colinamor
    @colinamor Před měsícem

    It's not only the money they get it's vall the other benefits eg power bills ,rego, medical, dental, even hearing aids . Where as i don't receive one cent of government assistance. Because i planed but i am not rich 750000goes quickly but as soon as i can i will be getting everything im entitled to.

    • @SimoniousB
      @SimoniousB Před 29 dny

      And so you should. Superannuation was never intended (except in the LNP party room) to ‘replace’ the pension, it’s a supplement to support Australians in retirement. I celebrate I won’t need the pension immediately at 67 like yourself.

  • @ConsortiumPW
    @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

    You only get to sell the farm once. Let’s get it right and make retirement awesome!⠀ ⠀ Upcoming Selling the Farm Webinar ~ Wednesday 28th August @ 2pm⠀ bit.ly/4doYqky⠀ ⠀ Can't make the date? Register for the webinar and we'll email you a recording after the event for you to watch in your own time 📨

  • @annecrestani9218
    @annecrestani9218 Před měsícem

    Please ignore the ignorant, hateful, racist comments posted here. Very disappointing

    • @willnewby5204
      @willnewby5204 Před 17 dny

      There is nohing “hateful or racist” here in the comments section; if you believe there is then report it and have it removed. One thing people do hate is being continually welcomed to their own country everyday. Can you imagine if some stranger rang your doorbell everyday and welcomed you into your own house. This divisive rubbish needs to end.

  • @lotus6556
    @lotus6556 Před měsícem

    Fantastic

  • @escape0002
    @escape0002 Před měsícem

    Woke!

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      My prediction for word of the year 2024 too. Amy

  • @chrisj6321
    @chrisj6321 Před měsícem

    Hey i understand the in theory benefit of transferring or loading up the super of the young person as it keeps it away from the asset test of older person. But if the young person is still working wont u miss out on the pension anyway due to that?

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Yes the income test could be an issue based on the amount your partner earns.

  • @bukki07
    @bukki07 Před měsícem

    So far I'm doing good, approaching retirement with about 800k in savings. Transitioning from building wealth to spending can be scary, especially with soaring inflation. My question is, after maxing out my tax-advantaged retirement accounts, what next?

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Hello, thank you for your question. If you have maxed your concessionals contributions and your still saving thats a great outcome. If the interest you are receiving is causing increased tax to be paid then getting some of these funds into super via a non-concessional contribution can be considered. While maintianing solid cash reserves. I agree with regards to the transition from build to spend, huge change in thinking and habits. Thanks again, Rob

  • @panimeda245
    @panimeda245 Před měsícem

    It would be good to receive some scenarios printable.

  • @dundadunda552
    @dundadunda552 Před měsícem

    Clear enough..good info

  • @Nick-kn5lb
    @Nick-kn5lb Před měsícem

    Lost me at welcome to country bullshit!

  • @Pratap-p3o
    @Pratap-p3o Před měsícem

    Heyaa, loved the energy🙌! I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips! Would love to chat if you're interested and keep creating good content:)

  • @parkerbohnn
    @parkerbohnn Před měsícem

    Where I live you need at least 3 times that. The cost of living in Canada is quite high.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      I think Aus and Canada are very economies and as a result both are very costly to live.

  • @pauls8456
    @pauls8456 Před měsícem

    So a couple with $650K in super, who own their house (but no other assets) retire at 60 - they ‘ withdraw’ from super $45K yr indexed - all good?

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Hi Paul, I just ran some numbers and because $45,000 pa in not a big yearly expense it does work. The fund do ran down while you would be self funded through to 67, and then close to a full Age pension of over $43,000 pa. From age 67 you could actully save. Thanks Rob (General Advice Only)

  • @elsachu9607
    @elsachu9607 Před měsícem

    I am looking for ways to optimize my Age Pension entitlements while ensuring legal compliance, I have heard from CZcams channel which is to move my super to my younger spouse in order to legally hide money from Centrelink Age Pension. I already at Age Pension age while my partner is several years away. I just want to found out for Centrelink purposes, will this action (withdraw super as a lump sum and make non-concessional contribution directly to my spouse’s super account) to be seen as Gifting? Thanks for your kind advice.

  • @AndrewMorrisinOz
    @AndrewMorrisinOz Před měsícem

    Paying your "contrived respects", then as financial advisers you actually support and at times encourage clients as Investors to OWN Australian Property as an asset class, LOL; divisive & hypocritical! Perhaps stick to your lane!

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Thanks for sharing your thoughts Andrew. Amy

  • @scottcoward9377
    @scottcoward9377 Před měsícem

    Very open discussion, I'm 56 and retired and very active my wife is 41 and working full time and loving her job. So, for me I do heaps of activities every day and we travel when she gets leave. So, I’m feeling fulfilled in retirement and still travelling when we can and my wife enjoys her life working. The other thing is I maintain and do 95% of the household duties. So that way when my wife gets home from work tired etc, we can relax together rather than doing chores. This has avoided the risk of been jealous because I am retired. She sees the benefits of relaxing once she gets home and the fact, I am happier.

    • @chrisj6321
      @chrisj6321 Před měsícem

      I'm trying to sell this to the partner in similar circumstances. Will accept me retiring at 60 but not earlier at the moment :)

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Sounds like that is working really well, a great partnership.

  • @Diesel-pi8mi
    @Diesel-pi8mi Před měsícem

    Just listen to their advice & stop complaining about traditional custodian acknowledgement. It’s costs you nothing to listen, and the majority of retirees need all the help they can get.

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      We wont stop educating either way :) Thanks for the comment. Amy

  • @kmmarch60
    @kmmarch60 Před měsícem

    Very disappointing that you had to start this with a mindless welcome to country. This is corporate box ticking and extremely irritating. The land you operate on is owned by either yourselves or your landlord. The indigenous people haven’t done anything for your land or your business. Your company has done it all! Rant over!

    • @ConsortiumPW
      @ConsortiumPW Před měsícem

      Thanks for leaving a comment. Amy

    • @annecrestani9218
      @annecrestani9218 Před měsícem

      @@ConsortiumPW Why are you thanking people for their hateful, racist comments?