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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. 
Unconventional wisdom: Add certainty to your retirement
Unconventional wisdom: Add certainty to your retirement
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Meg on SMSFs: Winding up market linked pensions with care

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

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

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 for retirement

Preparing your portfolio for retirement can be challenging without a well crafted plan. 
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Lessons from a ‘faux-tirement’

Lessons from a ‘faux-tirement’

A six-week break from work brings insights into retirement and life.
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Answering your questions about retirement

Answering your questions about retirement

The Morningstar community has the following questions about planning for retirement. Here are my thoughts. 
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Chart of the week: Safe retirement withdrawal rates for your asset allocation

Chart of the week: Safe retirement withdrawal rates for your asset allocation

This week's chart of the week looks at how asset allocation impacts withdrawal rates.
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Avoiding the superannuation death tax

Avoiding the superannuation death tax

How to optimise tax savings on superannuation inheritance. 
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Why you shouldn't wait until 35 to take your super seriously

Why you shouldn't wait until 35 to take your super seriously

A recent Rainmaker study concludes that the best time to start taking super seriously is in your mid-thirties. I don't agree. 
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What to do for an SMSF when the first member of a couple dies

What to do for an SMSF when the first member of a couple dies

The surviving spouse has a lot to think about when a member of an SMSF dies. While it pays to understand the options quickly, often they’re best served by moving a little more slowly before making final decisions.
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How to talk to your family about your will

How to talk to your family about your will

Parents are often uncomfortable talking to their adult children about personal matters, but there are many benefits in having such a conversation.
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The 4% rule explained

The 4% rule explained

The safe withdrawal rate is one of the most important components in retirement planning but many people don’t understand the basis of the rule. 
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Morningstar superannuation survey

Morningstar superannuation survey

The top performing superannuation funds.
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Mark to market: Should you invest outside of super?

Mark to market: Should you invest outside of super?

Mark answers a reader question about investing outside of super. 
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Are mega super funds’ returns set to fall?

Are mega super funds’ returns set to fall?

While the performance of the largest super funds has been admirable, they’ve become so big that it will make it difficult for them to outperform their benchmarks in future. It will be important for you to pick your fund wisely.
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