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10 ways to fix Australia’s broken retirement income system
Our retirement income system has too many rule changes, too many options, poorly explained and then seemingly at odds with each other when decumulation kicks in. Key experts weight in on how to fix the mess.
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UniSuper’s boss flags a potential correction ahead
The CIO of Australia’s fourth largest super fund by assets, John Pearce, suggests the odds favour a flat year for markets, with the possibility of a correction of 10% or more. However, he’ll use any dip as a buying opportunity.
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18 rules for ageing well
The rules to age successfully include, 'the unexamined life lasts longer', 'change no more than one-eighth of your life at a time', 'nobody is thinking about you', and 'pursue virtue but don’t sweat it'.
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Unconventional wisdom: Add certainty to your retirement
What a trip to Monte Carlo can teach you about having a more secure retirement.
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Meg on SMSFs: Winding up market linked pensions with care
Due to recently-introduced rules, many people with old style pensions, also known as legacy pensions, will look to wind them up this year. The temporary amnesty allowing these pensions to be stopped should be navigated with care.
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Never reviewed your super? Here are a few steps to get you started
Reviewing your super is a small investment of time that can result in a large return.
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The transition to retirement
Even the best retirement plans require revision when confronted by the uncertainties of life.
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Preparing for retirement
Preparing your portfolio for retirement can be challenging without a well crafted plan.
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Lessons from a ‘faux-tirement’
A six-week break from work brings insights into retirement and life.
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