Planning to retire at 55? What you need to consider
If you’re planning on retiring at 55, there are many questions you’re likely to be asking yourself about your super and any financial assistance you can get.
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If you’re planning on retiring at 55, there are many questions you’re likely to be asking yourself about your super and any financial assistance you can get.
When you’re planning to retire at 60, there are lots of questions you need answers to when it comes to your super and any financial assistance that may be on offer.
At 65 retirement beckons, but you’re likely to have lots of questions about your super and the assistance available to retirees.
Retirement planning can seem complex and a little daunting, so we’ve broken it down into 7 easy steps.
Retirement planning often focuses on finances but preparing yourself emotionally and practically is just as important.
Choosing the right calculator to work out your retirement income is important, as different calculators provide different results and types of information.
Your spending in retirement will depend not just on how much you have saved, but also on different spending patterns as you age.
When you retire there’s more than one way to withdraw income from your super; we explain your options.
Most of us could benefit from personal financial advice at some point in our lives, but finding an independent, qualified adviser attuned to your needs is crucial.
Retirement planning can seem daunting, with so many things to consider. But rest assured, it doesn’t take a degree in rocket science to get your head around the key concepts.
There can be a bit of a learning curve with MoneySmart’s Retirement Planner, and it may appear intimidating at first glance, so we created a short video to help you get an understanding of how the tool works.
“What is Australia’s retirement age?” or “What age can I retire?” are common questions. The simple answer is “it depends”.
Amara Haqqani from Milliman discusses how the estimates we hear about how much super someone needs for retirement are limited because everyone’s needs are unique.
Tracey Spicer talks to Professor Anup Basu from QUT Business School about behavioural economics and how it can help us understand our decisions around superannuation and retirement.
Professor Andrew J Scott from London Business School discusses how retirement is changing, and what it could look like in the future.
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