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5 ASX ETFs for a passive income portfolio

In this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast learn how to use ETFs to generate income in 2025 with Betashares’ Tom Wickenden.

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In this Australian Finance Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask is joined by Tom Wickenden from Betashares to explore the world of income-focused ETFs. In this deep-dive, they discuss:

  • Why income from ETFs is more relevant than ever
  • How ETF structures can provide access to monthly or quarterly income
  • The difference between placing cash in an offset vs investing
  • What happens in a low interest rate environment
  • Strategies to blend growth and income using ETFs

Whether you’re saving for financial independence, building income in retirement, or simply want your money to work harder, this episode is packed with practical ETF ideas and frameworks.

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