Australian financial advice? Have nearly $30,000AUD in a term

Do you want yield or capital growth?

>>1330401
I want money

>>1330396
Yes, either term deposit or vanguard govt bonds fund.. that also gives about 3-4% very secure

>>1330431
so not stocks?

Personally I kept doing term deposits when they were in the 6%-5% range until I reached 20% of a deposit on a house and then bought that. I don't think the interest rates on term deposits are really worthwhile anymore, not really sure on any other types of investments, but my house has gone up a fair bit in the last couple of years surprisingly which is nice, it's primarily a place to live but any increase is always welcome. In before the bubble pop.

>>1330396
Buy gxy obviously

>>1330431
https://static.vgcontent.info/crp/intl/auw/docs/forms/Retail_AppForm_Individuals.pdf?20160622|160000
government bond fund isn't in the application form :\

>>1330396
Buy ANZ. I'm up 4% from last week. It's down ~25% from 52 week high. We'll get back there soon enough. Very safe investment, huge bank like that's not going to fail. Also have high dividends. Join me on this journey senpai.

>>1330634
>not sure if serious

>>1330396

Step 1.
>https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-finance/stock-and-bonds

Step 2.
>start watching and reading up on stocks listed on the ASX.

Step 3.
>start trading.

At 3% a year the bank is robbing you.

I've made 100% in the last 3 months alone, and I'm a fucking casual.

>>1330396
ASX says Yes!

>>1330436
Because you don't know the first thing about it m8. Anyway, didn't you start the same thread a week back? You got some pretty good answers the other time. Are you just waiting for validation to gamble and piss away your money?

>>1331038
I dont recall getting any responses, thread was dead. Unless there were after I gave up lurking :(

>>1330658
and how do I trade?