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Is CGF a good buy?

Paul Rickard

Good Evening

CGF has fallen from $14 to under $ 11.00,

Would they be good buying at this price ?

I am thinking of adding to my portfolio of 506 shares. What do you think ?


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Investing in WAM Global Ltd

Paul Rickard

Q: WAM Global Ltd (ASX: WGB)

Hi Paul,

What are your thoughts on investing in WAM Global IPO price at $2.20? The minimum investment is $2,200.00 per shareholder.

 


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Refunding of excess franking credit

Paul Rickard

Hi Paul, I have read your article on the possible change in the refunding of excess franking credit IF BS is elected. In particular your comment about EMTFs being trusts and all income is passed directly to unit holders.
Does this mean that a unit holder, or any trust recipient, will be able to claim a cash refund if the franking credits are in excess of the tax payable ?


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Investing for children

Paul Rickard

Hello Paul
We have a savings account for each of our 2 x young boys (aged 16 and 7) and have over 3k in each bank account. I would like to invest their savings into a more long term lucrative and safe environment.
Can you advise of some preferred ETF (or other areas to consider)
I would like to either let that compound or preferably if earnings were deposited into their respective accounts to go toward each of their next 3k investment which would be invested diverse from the first investment


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Corporate bonds

Paul Rickard

Hi Team

I’m keen to add corporate bonds to my portfolio and would your appreciate advice on the different ways to do it.

There aren’t many listed bonds and XTBs don’t appeal. As for the over the counter market which seems to have more choice, I looked at FIIG but their minimum portfolio size is 250k, which excludes me at this stage.

The only other company I can find offering the same sort of service is Australian Bond Exchange. Can you offer an opinion there please? Are there other options?

Thanks


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