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If you’re wondering how to start investing, or what investing trends to watch in 2022, we’ve got you covered in our biggest partnership yet with Pedestrian Group.

Sharesies teamed up with Pedestrian Group for our biggest partnership yet.

Our partnership was borne from a mutual desire to bring the financial conversation to the masses. From Sharesies’ side, we’re on a mission to create financial empowerment for everyone. And for Pedestrian Group, their vast community of millions wanted to know more about investing and get support to kickstart their own journeys. It was a no-brainer for us to work together to bring this to life!

What’s included?

Our 8-part podcast series ‘Unlikely Investors’ features stories from Australian creatives and athletes about their own ‘unlikely’ investing journeys. To host, w​e’ve enlisted two of our fave podcasters—Lachlan Bradford and Robbie Hicks from the excellent Funny Business. They’re learning along with you as they kickstart their own investing journeys, de-jargoning investing terms and breaking down investing strategies as they go.

There’s also heaps more content across the different Pedestrian Group channels, which include Pedestrian.TV, Refinery29, VICE, Gizmodo, Lifehacker, Business Insider, and Kotaku. So whether you’re just starting out or a little further along your journey, there’s something for you—check it out below! 

How to get into investing 

PTV breaks down five ways people invest, and the pros and cons of each. There’s no one perfect method or guaranteed path of success, but there are strategies that can work better for you, depending on what you want—and how you want it:


Here’s four steps to start planning your future, and working out how to invest. From figuring out your time horizon to which investing strategy works for you, we have you covered:


Sharesies co-founder and director Brooke Roberts shares some insight into the essentials—including what beginners should invest in, investment trends, industry jargon, and when to sell shares:


You don’t have to open a textbook to learn about investing—thankfully, there are plenty of options to stay informed, engaged, and entertained.


There's more to come … 

Keep an eye out for Part 2 of our partnership with Pedestrian Group, where we'll cover ethical investing, how to start chatting about money, and an overview of the share market.

See you then!


Ok, now for the legal bit

Investing involves risk. You aren’t guaranteed to make money, and you might lose the money you start with. We don’t provide personalised advice or recommendations. Any information we provide is general only and current at the time written. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice when considering whether an investment is appropriate for your objectives, financial situation or needs.

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