retirement
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More Aussies have mobile phones than superannuation
Only three in four Australians have superannuation, which is less than the number of mobile phone plans we have.
When financially bailing out your family backfires
Family members are quick to notice that if you are able to provide for yourself in retirement, you must have a stash of cash somewhere.
Ask Paul: Should we have the option to pocket extra super contributions?
When the super contribution increases from 9.5% to 12%, one idea is that employees could pocket the extra 3% or put it in super. What are your thoughts?
Ask Paul: We have $550k in an SMSF making just $23 a month
Karen and her husband have retired with more than $1 million in assets but they're struggling for cash flow. What went wrong?
The early retirement devotees setting Australia on FIRE
These Aussies are determined to retire early. How are they doing it? They are leading a simple life and saving hard. And they're blogging every step of the way.
Ask Paul: We’re inheriting $400k – how can we keep getting the pension?
With an inheritance and the sale of property, Sue and John will have $660,000 cash plus the $450,000 boat they live on. They want to keep receiving the pension.
Ask Paul: I used all my super to pay off debt – was this a mistake?
After retiring from nursing and using her super to pay off debt, Michele asks Paul Clitheroe if she should rent out her Sydney home and move to rural NSW?
The biggest rip-offs in retirement and how to avoid them
From online scams to family members who feel entitled to your savings, these are the biggest scams affecting retirees.
Why women-led super funds continue to outperform
New research shows superannuation funds with females holding an executive position continue to outperform male counterparts.
Less than super: Women’s retiring with less than men
Women make up half the country yet, alarmingly, own only $4 of every $10 held in superannuation in this country.
