A good retirement for some people may mean continuing to do the things you love after you leave work.
Research shows older Australians are increasingly uncomfortable about exposing their retirement savings to the vagaries of the share market.
There is no magic age at which to retire. But what’s important is to plan for a longer retirement than you may expect.
Giving up work brings unique financial risks that make investing in retirement very different from investing in your working years
While it is easy to assume you need less in retirement,some living costs actually increase.
Leaving your hard-earned cash in the bank is no longer the best option
Best strategy is to balance conservative with bolder investments into retirement
A “good” retirement will be different for everyone,depending on your existing lifestyle,income and expectations about what life after work looks like.
Regular and constant income is the most important element for a confident retirement
Here's just a few of the things to consider when you stop work
There's far more to retirement than just stopping the daily work grind.