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She's On The Money founder Victoria Devine has partnered with Six Park to provide affordable investment management to her community.

Investor interest in the stock market has spiked this year but many newcomers remain worried about the cost and complexity. The Herald-Sun reports that ETFs are a fast-growing option that cuts through the confusion.

James Kirby writes that, as the big banks exit financial advice for all but their wealthiest clients, it’s clearly a moment for the more inclusive robo-advice segment of the market.

Six Park saw a significant increase in users topping up their accounts during March and April, as COVID-19 rocked markets.

Volatility in shares since February has left many experienced investors dizzy, so spare a thought for stockmarket newcomers.

Investing lessons are a two-way street for Six Park clients Jess and Tom Picton-Warlow, who are taking a long-term view of their investment strategy.

The AFR reports that Six Park is waiving fees and lowering its minimum investment to help lower-balance investors avoid the mistakes of active stockpicking.

Six Park co-founder Pat Garrett makes a clear case for robo-advice as ASIC warns retail investors against trying to time the market.

Six Park co-founder and co-CEO Pat Garrett talks to ETF Stream about why Australian bond ETFs are unlikely to be affected long-term by the Reserve Bank's new money printing program.