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14 October 2026

Investing bonanza as younger Australians lean on AI advice

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Investing bonanza as younger Australians lean on AI advice

The ASX said a record 11. 5 million Australian adults now hold investments outside traditional superannuation and their main home. Emerging trends include taking AI advice, investing in crypto and the doubling of ETF ownership.

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