Bond, Government Bonds + Avoiding Deepfake Investments.
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G'day - good to have you along for this ep of Talking Returns.
Not sure if you'll hear it, but it seems our mics were on strike this week - without us knowing until post edit, of course - hopefully you can listen past it and this ep. finds you in better form than our tech!
'Bond, Government Bonds' is the title we couldn't resist! As we consider What In The World? this ep, we learn about an unusual move recently from the United States Government, selling one foreign currency to buy another. From euro to yen - what does it mean? Why are bond markets paying attention? And what signals does government send to global investors through the bond market?
Deepfake Investments - ASIC has issued a warning that should make every potential investor stop and think. Scammers are now using artificial intelligence to create entire, deep fake, online ecosystems designed to look legitimate. The old rules of due diligence may no longer be enough!
Ray Griffin and Anna Moulder talk on ASIC's concerns, explore the changing scam landscape, and ponder how do we know what's real when it comes to investing your money? (spoiler speak to a professional!)
Other stuff - We mourn the incredible Dolly Parton, hear Ray recite the NATO alphabet... and plenty more!
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Resource - The National Anti-Scam Centre recommends three simple steps:
✅ Stop before sharing money or personal information.
✅ Check who you're dealing with using contact details you source yourself.
✅ Protect yourself and others by reporting scams.
Before investing, ASIC recommends verifying Australian Financial Services Licence details directly via 'ASIC's professional registers' and checking the 'Moneysmart Investor Alert List' for suspected scam operators. Google it! (I know, the irony!)
DISCLAIMER - Just remember, these conversations on Talking Returns are General Information, it’s NOT financial advice. You can access advice which is tailored for your specific needs - as well as consumer protections - by consulting with a qualified professional to discuss your financial needs.