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Chris Brycki is the founder and chief executive of Stockspot. He has more than 25 years of investment experience and spent most of his early career as a portfolio manager at UBS. Chris has been a member of the ASIC Digital Advisory Committee and volunteers as a member of the Investment Committee for the NSW Cancer Council. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting/Finance Co-op Scholarship) from UNSW.
Friends With Money #195: Gold rush
The price of gold has gone from strength to strength, but can it continue on its upward trajectory? Stockspot founder Chris Brycki joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #169: The thematic ETF debate
Thematic ETFs can give investors exposure to particular sectors, but they're not without their risks. Chris Brycki joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #110: The ETF advantage
ETFs have surged in popularity, but have they actually delivered for investors? Chris Brycki joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Should you invest in gold or is it a relic from the past?
Of all the investment choices available, few evoke more passionate responses than gold. But there are benefits to owning it. So should you invest in gold?
Women make better investors, new research shows
Stockspot, Australia's fastest-growing automated investment service, has found that women may be better suited to becoming long-term investors than men.
How diversified is your portfolio?
Diversifying your portfolio will help smooth your overall returns and preserve your wealth over the long run.
Australia’s booming fintech revolution
The incorporation of forward-thinking technology is taking the finance world by storm - so much so that a new breed of technology-focused financial start-ups - fintech for short - has emerged to change the way local consumers manage their money.
What to do with your First Home Saver money
While Australians who participated in the first home saver account (FHSA) scheme will no longer have a government-subsidised savings account earning a superb interest rate, the good news is these savings can now be put to other uses to continue to maximise wealth.
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