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Here’s how you can spend more during retirement
Two strategies to consider if you want to maximize your lifetime spending.
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Are you neglecting the non-financial aspects of retirement planning?
Retirement doesn’t always feel like the perpetual holiday that we imagine it will be. These tips can help.
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No, Division 296 does not tax franking credits twice
Some industry experts suggest Division 296 may double-tax franking credits but is this really the case?
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Is cognitive decline a risk to your retirement?
New research reveals undiagnosed cognitive decline can cost retirees tens of thousands of dollars through bad investments or financial scams.
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First glimpse of revised Division 296 tax
Meg Heffron shares the impact of the controversial tax.
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Can you manage sequencing risk in retirement?
The role bucketing strategies can play in retirement.
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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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Why it’s time to ditch the retirement journey
I, along with many other retirement commentators, have had an unhealthy adherence to the concept of the retirement journey.
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Future Focus: How much do you need for retirement if you don’t own a home?
Is a comfortable retirement possible without owning your own home?
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How retirees can meet today’s needs without sacrificing tomorrow
Key insights for Australian investors from Morningstar’s 2026 Outlook report.
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Can the sequence of investment returns ruin retirement?
The hidden danger of timing in retirement.
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Why are Aussies draining their super early?
Early access to super is rising at alarming rates, and not always for the right reasons.
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What returns do you need for a comfortable retirement?
The math behind your retirement outcomes.
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The growing debt burden of retiring Australians
The concentration of illiquid non-financial wealth is creating its own complications as retirement approaches, particularly for those still indebted.
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