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Tradies looking beyond wages to build long-term wealth, research finds

New research from Sharesies shows more Australian tradies are investing for long-term wealth beyond their wages. The trend reflects a shift in how trades workers think about financial security.

Are tradies really investing for long-term wealth beyond their wages?

Relevant to tradies across all trades. Highlights a growing interest in investing and financial planning outside of day-to-day income.

Key takeaways

  • Tradies are increasingly looking beyond weekly wages to build long-term financial security.
  • Research by Sharesies suggests Australian trades workers are turning to investing.
  • The shift signals changing financial attitudes among tradies across the industry.
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