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If you’re just joining us, we partnered with Pedestrian Group to bring the Sharesies purpose of creating financial empowerment to their community of millions.

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In Part 1, we covered resources about how Sharesies started, trends to watch, and how to start your own investing journey. 

In Part 2, we cover ethical investing, how to start chatting about money, and an overview of the share market. 

Investing that makes you feel good 

Did you know that Sharesies is a certified B Corp? We have to meet standards of social and environmental performance in order to achieve and maintain our certification—our co-founder Brooke talks through the certification process.

Investing in companies that align with your values is one way to navigate the share market. Keen to learn why you might consider ethical investing and how to start?

Making money and investing a topic of discussion 

Everyone approaches money differently and that’s a-ok, but sometimes your finances can be tough to talk about. We heard from women in the R29 community about how their relationship with money has evolved over the years. 

Talking about money can be an uncomfortable experience, even if you’re talking to someone you’re comfortable with. We’ve put together some questions to help you get started. 

The share market 

It might sound like a simple question, but it’s worth explaining what the share market is and what it means when it moves. 

When it comes to the share market, how did we even get here? Vice chatted to Brendan Doggett, Sharesies Country Manager for Australia, about what we’ve seen in the past and how we can learn from it.

If you're a visual learner ...

Watch our playlist of videos made in partnership with Pedestrian Group:

Or click through to the video that suits you best:

Or if podcasts are more your thing 

Check out our Unlikely Investors podcast series—subscribe to it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or listen to the first episode:

Wrapping up 

It’s been a ride! As we wrap up our series with Pedestrian Group, the Funny Business guys have talked through their top eight takeaways from hosting the Unlikely Investors podcast:

We hope there’s been a little something for everyone, and watch this space for all the exciting things we have in store for 2022!


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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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