In this episode, Dev chats with Chris Brycki, founder and CEO of Stockspot, about their new superannuation product, Stockspot Super. They unpack how it compares to traditional super funds, why it's built around ETFs, and how it handles fees, risk, insurance, and tax efficiency. The chat touches on:

👉🏾 why Stockspot launched a super product

👉🏿 how Stockspot Super differs from other super funds

👉🏻 what investments are included in the portfolio

👉 a breakdown of fees and who they go to

👉🏽 how Stockspot manages risk across life stages

👉🏾 how rebalancing works using super contributions

👉🏿 pooled vs member-directed funds explained

👉 how Stockspot Super is designed to be tax effective

👉🏼 Chris’s personal money win and investing philosophy

Learn more at https://www.stockspot.com.au/super/

Connect with Chris on Linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brycki/

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