Investment Bonds and Education Bonds Explained: Australian Investor Series

Dr Sam Wylie explains the difference between Investment Bonds and Education Bonds and how they can benefit Australian families in saving for their futures.
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[@somu_fun]

Wonderfully well articulated.. great work!

[@drsamwyliefinanceeducation9181]

Thank you, they are a bit complicated and take some explaining.

[@ratnakarg]

Another great video Sam. You’ve a niche style of explaining things in Finance. Thanks.

[@drsamwyliefinanceeducation9181]

Thanks Ratnakarg. I am trying to be the person who fully explains these topics. Sam

[@user-oo8jp2fx8r]

Great video! I've wondered about the validity of investment bonds. Thank you!

[@drsamwyliefinanceeducation9181]

You are welcome. It is a complicated subject. It took a bit of explaining.

[@kianborzabadi9026]

Great video Sam. Makes it easy to compare and make a decision.

[@drsamwyliefinanceeducation9181]

Thanks Kian, the providers of insurance bonds and education bonds should make them a lot easier to understand.

[@williamwoodford6584]

it would be great to see an example that includes CGT, in a trust vs investment bond scenario over a 10 to 20 year scenario

[@sanchomazorca1]

"Great video and an equally great course, thanks Sam!

[@drsamwyliefinanceeducation9181]

Awesome, and thanks for the big wrap for my Finance Education for Investors course.

[@claycameron8500]

Enjoyed the video and great explanation.
What are your thoughts on what structure is most appropriate for secondary education funding (not university).
Obviously the $416 tax free income limit for minors presents a more difficult decision.

[@drsamwyliefinanceeducation9181]

Hi Clay. Education bonds are great for that purpose, but it takes some planning ahead to get the 10 year investment period in before secondary school begins. Cheers, Sam