How to use debt to invest in shares (ft. Betashares)

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Can you use debt to invest in ASX & US shares?

Owen Rask discusses how people can use debt to invest, why they might choose this path and some of the key risks to be aware of. He also chats to Cameron Gleeson from Betashares about investing in leveraged ETFs and how the internal gearing process works.

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