Invisible Injuries presents - Money Marksmanship, hosted by Duncan Buchanan. In this 8 part series ex-Army officer, veteran, financial investor and author of Amazon #1 besteller "The intelligent investing blueprint" in collaboration with Invisible Injuries in how to improve their personal and financial wealth.

In this episode Duncan sheds lights on the terms "Equity and Servicing" which is understanding the difference between how much money you have available, and how much money you might need to borrow. Because frequently, when we look at moving into the world of investing, it's increasingly challenging to stump up 100% of the finance available from the hip pocket, often you need to reach out and borrow some money somewhere.

Share some fundamentals that Duncan encourages everyone really needs to know before going ahead and jump into potentially sometimes big purchases or, or big financial commitments with a lending institution, just to make sure you've your ducks in a row and  don't shoot yourself in the foot.

The advice and information in the Money Marksmanship series does not consider your personal circumstances and is general in nature.

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