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When it comes to your superannuation, bigger isn’t always better. In this episode of the Wealthlab Podcast, released on 29 May 2025, hosts Scott Jackson CFP® and Phil Sproule tackle one of Australia’s most debated financial topics: Industry Super vs Retail Super Funds.
Can you retire at 55 with $315K? With $315K in savings, retiring early is possible, but it requires careful planning. Learn how $315K can support your lifestyle, how to manage your super effectively, and strategies to make $315K last throughout your early retirement in Australia.
Can I retire early with $300K super? For a homeowner with modest spending needs, the answer is yes but there’s a 7-year funding gap to manage before the Age Pension kicks in at 67. This guide runs the real numbers on how long $300,000 lasts in early retirement, what ATO superannuation payment changes mean for you, how Services Australia indexation affects your pension, and the strategies that make retiring early with $300K super actually work.
This month’s newsletter is a trip down memory lane. We’ve dug out some old photos and reflecting on what we’ve picked up along the way.
The five years before retirement are the most important financial window of your working life. The decisions you make about your super right now, from contribution strategies to investment mix to sequencing risk, will shape your retirement income for decades. This guide covers exactly what to do with your super 5 years before retirement in Australia, with current 2026 rules, real numbers, and the strategies that make the biggest difference.
Retiring at 60 with $660K is absolutely possible and far more comfortable than most people realise. Discover how long $660K can last, what lifestyle it can support, and how to build a secure retirement income plan that carries you confidently into your 70s and beyond.
Wondering if you can retire at 60 with $670K in Australia? Discover how to turn your super into decades of comfort and freedom with smart strategies from Wealthlab.
Can I retire at 60 with $580K in Australia? Discover how to make your super last 25–30 years with smart investing, budgeting, and retirement planning tips from Wealthlab.
Can you retire at 60 with $250K in super? The answer depends on your lifestyle, home ownership, and how you manage your income. Here’s what retirement looks like with $250,000 in super.
Thinking about retiring at 60 with $600K? You’re not alone. For many Australians, $600,000 feels like a solid nest egg but is it really enough to retire comfortably? The answer depends on your lifestyle, spending habits, and whether you’ll be relying on the Age Pension. In this article, we break down how far $600K can stretch in retirement and what steps can help make it last longer.
Can I retire at 60 with $575K in Australia? Discover how to make your super last, maximise Age Pension benefits, and plan for a financially confident retirement.
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This month’s newsletter is a trip down memory lane. We’ve dug out some old photos and reflecting on what we’ve picked up along the way.
Welcome to 2025! New year, same goal—helping you stay on top of your finances without all the noise. But aahh is it too late to
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