Shares for Beginners podcast interview with Sharesight CEO
Sharesight user and share investing advocate Philip Muscatello spoke with Sharesight CEO Doug Morris on the Shares for Beginners podcast about the changing face of financial services, the tax complexity of ETFs, benchmarking and Sharesight.

Listen to the Shares for Beginners podcast with Sharesight
This episode of the Shares for Beginners podcast featuring Sharesight’s Doug Morris covers:
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Morningstar research
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The changing shape of the financial services industry
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Annualised performance
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Index hugging
Listen to, or download the podcast below:
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