The family home is a key part of retirement planning and a valuable asset that can help secure a person’s future.
Conventional wisdom says to build a nest egg as early as possible,but good financial planning is just as important after retirement.
If a bank or major employer went down for nearly two days,it would be all over the news. But retirees continue to be invisible to the media and regulators.
The common belief that people need $1 million to retire comfortably can cause unnecessary stress and lead to wrong decisions.
Moving into aged care before January 1 could be an immense financial coup,if you can manage it.
After decades of saving for your future,stretching those savings for as long as possible can be a challenge.
Planning for retirement can feel daunting but the sooner you start,the better off you’ll be.
Superannuation either needs to be safeguarded or it might as well be made voluntary.
Your 50s and 60s are the perfect time to review,boost and protect your super savings.
Information about claiming old franking credits can be obtained through the ATO,even if you don’t file a tax return.
Serviced apartments can be cheaper upfront,but they may cost you more down the line.