How to invest for children in Australia

Wondering how do you invest for children in Australia? Are you asking yourself: Is investing for children going to impact my tax return? Should I invest in shares, Vanguard, ETFs, insurance bonds or something else for my children? Owen and Kate from The Australian Finance Podcast tell you how to do it.

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[carlogonzales]

Is setting up a minor trust fund a good idea to invest for my kid ? Bonds ?

My goal is to get her to buy investment properties when she turns 18 and in the process educate her to how to manage finance at an early age

[caroljordan]

What you did with your younger sister sounds like the kind of set up I want to do for my grandkids. What’s the plan for when you want to give her the money/shares will you cash it out or can you transfer the account to her name. Do you pay CGT on cash ?

[VedikMantras]

Watching now, I have invested in real estate for kiddo but definitely looking for good options.

[ThaoTran-cbsd]

Thank you for the video, informative and made me ask questions as to what I want. Will listen to the podcast now