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12 COMMENTS

  1. Hey guys!
    Just came off a massive binge watching of Phil's videos. I'm also part way through Ben Graham's Intelligent Investor.
    I'm 19 and Australian, currently at university and I'm confused about my student debt. From what I believe to be true, my student debt or HECS debt is real value meaning that it only increases by the annual inflation rate. If I'm not at the wage cap where I'm forced to pay my debt, why would I start paying it? would it not be better in any other account which compounds better than inflation? i.e bonds, stocks, saving accounts etc.
    Thanks in Advance

  2. Hi Phil! In the book Invested, you mention the Shiller PE and Buffet indicator and say that the market is currently overvalued. That is obviously going to lead to a crash (Bill Gates says we will soon face a recession as well). Do you suggest that I take all the funds out of my retirement accounts and hold cash in order to wait for the bubble to pop and then invest when the companies are on sale? I hope you get the chance to answer!

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