should you sell inherited single shares and buy ETFs?

Imagine you inherit single shares from your grandma - is there diversification risk in holding shares of one stock? Is it worth selling these and investing in ETFs instead? In this chat Glen James and Martin McGrath explain how it works when you inherit old shares, and what you can do next.

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