retirement
293 results tagged retirement:
Ask Paul: Can I manage my own retirement?
Does Helen need a financial planner to manage her retirement money, she asks Paul Clitheroe, or is this something she can do herself?
Friends With Money #196: Navigating retirement – Common pitfalls
Did you know that you should start planning for retirement at least a decade beforehand? Vita Palestrant joins us on the Friends With Money podcast to reveal the five mistakes Aussies make when it comes to retirement.
Ask Paul: Should we sell our investment properties?
"After fees and costs, together they return about $16,000 a year, where interest would potentially return more without the headache of tenants and repairs," Karen tells Paul Clitheroe.
How to build a retirement empire: Four lessons from Ancient Rome
The concept of retirement income is not new - it's an idea that has stood the test of time. Even retired soldiers in Ancient Rome received pensions.
How to increase your chances of achieving a comfortable retirement
Most Australians over 50 don't expect to achieve a comfortable retirement, but that doesn't mean they won't. It all depends on what actions they take.
What you need to know about lifetime annuities
As a growing number of retirees fear running out of money, annuities have been touted as a potential solution. But awareness remains low, and they aren't without risk.
Why Aussie women fear running out of money in retirement
Two in three Aussie women preparing for retirement are worried about running out of money after leaving the workforce, new research from HESTA shows.
Best of the Best 2025: Innovation in Retirement Income
Allianz Guaranteed Income for Life, also known as AGILE, is a Best of the Best-winning income stream that blends growth with an annuity to take the worry out of retirement.
Ask Paul: I’m a 78-year-old pensioner, should I sell my shares?
"If there is a market crash I am concerned I may not have the years left to recoup my losses," Jan tells Paul Clitheroe.
Are annuities the answer to the fear of running out?
Many Aussies are avoiding spending their super for fear of running out of money in retirement. The Grattan Institute says government-backed annuities could be the solution.
