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Banker, 23, reveals how he grew a net worth of $259,000

Banker, 23, reveals how he grew a net worth of $259,000 Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A young personal banker who bought an investment property for $830,000 with his sister in has highlighted the importance of investing as early as possible in order to achieve financial goals. At the ripe age of 23, Jordan Papoulias, from Sydney, is already financially ahead and has a net worth of $259,000, a figure which has increased significantly over the past three years. Jordan told Daily Mail Australia he started investing in August 2018, dipping his toes in both the property and share markets after being taught about gradually building wealth over time by his parents.

Best and worst ETFs of 2020 revealed

Best and worst ETFs of 2020 revealed Save Share Lithium battery and energy storage-themed fund ACDC, operated by the firm chaired by former Rich Lister Graham Tuckwell, was the best performing ETF in the year to March 31, according to analyst Stockspot. Technology sector exchange traded funds have outperformed over the past year, with the ETFS Battery Tech & Lithium ETF (ASX: ACDC) managed by ETF Securities ranked first, with a 96 per cent return over the 12 months to March 31. Analysis of 200 ASX-listed funds – representing 90 per cent of the booming $100 billion Australian ETF market – by former UBS portfolio manager Chris Brycki, founder of robo-adviser Stockspot, and his team found “broad technology and niche technology themes were the best performers” over the past year.

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