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Webinar: Advice options for planning your retirement

Robert BarnesRobert Barnes

The vast majority of Australians plan and start their retirement without any advice, with cost and trust being the main barriers.

In this webinar we explore some of the key options for advice and guidance, including from financial advisers, super funds, retirement coaches and retirement income modellers.

Guest panel

Evan Poole

Australian Retirement Trust

Tony Cafarella

Profession of Independent Financial Advisers

Jim Hennington

Jubilacion

Jon Glass

64plus

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About the author

Robert Barnes
Robert Barnes
Robert is the founder and General Manager of SuperGuide. He has worked with some of Australia’s most innovative digital businesses including realestate.com.au, First Digital (home to Eureka Report, Crikey, Smart Company and Business Spectator), Stateless Systems and Destra, as well as Universal Music and Hill+Knowlton overseas.
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