Passive Income with Aussie Shares: A Malayali Guide

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Are you scared to invest in the share market? Don’t know how to start? In this one video, Regi and I will give you full confidence.
Are you a Malayali living in Australia looking for a clear, trustworthy guide to building wealth? This very informative video is designed to improve your wealth and your confidence in investing.

In this masterclass, Gils Joseph sits down with share market expert Regi for a helpful, step-by-step class on the Australian share market (ASX). We made this video to give our community the knowledge to grow their money safely.

We cover everything from the absolute basics for beginners (how to start with your first $1,000) to proven strategies for creating passive income and planning for early retirement. This is a powerful educational class to help you build generational wealth for your family in Australia.

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DISCLAIMER The information in this video is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. This video is designed to be helpful and informative. All investments involve risk. Please consult a licensed financial advisor before making any financial decisions.

Date: October 31, 2025

11 thoughts on “Passive Income with Aussie Shares: A Malayali Guide

  1. Thanks for watching our masterclass! We're publishing this video just before the RBA interest rate decision on November 4th. No matter what happens—whether rates go up, down, or stay the same—the principles in this video about long-term investing are what will help you build real wealth.
    What's your biggest question about the share market? Let us know below!

  2. Not doubting Ritchie's knowledge. But I felt like he missed a few points,

    The brokerage fee is very important, there are lots of brokerage platforms which allow investors to automate their investments. Similarly CHESS sponsorship is very important. Some brokerage platforms won't give CHESS sponsorship.

    Also, the success rate of stock picking is very low. It has been proven.

  3. a parent can open a custodial account, also known as a minor trust account, on kid's behalf where they invest for you until you reach the age of 18. Also if a parent invest more than the threshold it will be heavily taxed.
    Brokerage is a big thing, 4.99$ is the brokerage for shares in comsec, 2$ for etfs in comsec pocket and depending on the overseas market brokerage can be from 20$-150$
    It is researched and proven that over the course of time and well managed etf beats, any single stock picked.
    Also the guy mentioned capital gains about a HIS account, why cant he mention cgt for stocks?? there are heaps of ways to reduce cgt. It would be better to get someone who can compare both rathe than saying all mouth on market.
    Market is bullish, taking about highs only isnt a good thing considering cgt,inflation,

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