• 420 what a financial adviser does and the cost + tools for portfolio building (Q&A with Vince Scully) part 1

  • May 28 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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420 what a financial adviser does and the cost + tools for portfolio building (Q&A with Vince Scully) part 1

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  • In today’s episode Dev interviews Vince Scully, touching on:


    👉🏾 what is Life Sherpa

    👉🏿 why is financial advice expensive in Australia?

    👉🏻 why are people skeptical about financial advisers in general?

    👉 how is Life Sherpa different from traditional financial advice?

    👉🏼 questions about portfolio construction

    👉🏽 is there a one-size-fits-all all portfolio?

    👉🏾 case scenarios



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