Andrew Baxter saw his parents exchange the time for dollars. He was well and truly on that treadmill until he realised that that money can actually work for you. Andrew has helped thousands of people enjoy a richer financial future, by educating, coaching, and advising on practical investment strategies.

In this episode we explored "The 5 myths of financial markets":

• Cash is king
• The stock market is risky
• The wealthy don’t use super
• Dividends is the best way to invest
• Give your money to the pros

Here's a link to the blog post: https://www.sharesforbeginners.com/blog/aie

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