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Salary Sacrificing Superannuation

It’s not really a sacrifice

It’s not really a sacrifice If you are earning more than you need to live comfortably, salary sacrificing may be an attractive option to reduce your tax, boost your superannuation and prepare for a more comfortable retirement later on. Salary sacrificing simply involves having part of your salary paid into […]

Retirement Planning

Retirement Planning for Couples with an Age Gap

Retirement Planning for Couples with an Age Gap: Practical Insights & Strategies (Part Two) When you meet the love of your life, it’s natural to imagine growing old together. But what many couples don’t consider are the practicalities of how that journey will unfold. For couples with a significant age […]

SMSFs: Are they worth the effort for average investors?

SMSFs: Are they worth the effort for average investors? The option of controlling your own financial destiny in retirement, by setting up a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF), appeals to many Australians. There are around 650,000 SMSFs operating in Australia, with over one million members and estimated assets of more than […]

How does Australia’s pension plan stack up?

How does Australia’s pension plan stack up? One in six people will be over 65 years old by 2050. With the world’s population ageing quickly, it is natural to think about how pension systems around the world will cope, particularly in Australia. Fortunately, Australia’s three-component retirement income system means our […]

Navigating the reality of divorce after 50

Navigating the reality of divorce after 50 Adjusting to life after divorce, particularly later in life, is akin to navigating through some of life’s most challenging events, psychologists say. It’s a journey comparable to coping with loss, relocation, major illness or injury, or job loss. While these upheavals are often […]

Does money bring happiness?

Does money bring happiness? The short answer is ‘yes’, but only up to a point. People in richer countries are, collectively, happier than people in poor countries. Within countries, people with higher incomes are generally happier than people on low incomes. Surprisingly, once basic living needs are met, the amount […]