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Can you have a joint super account in Australia? Can a husband and wife combine their super? The answer is no super is always individual in Australia. But there are smart strategies that let couples manage their retirement savings together. Here’s how.
How much super should I have at 60 in Australia? The average is $430,000 for men and $340,000 for women, but ASFA recommends $630,000 for a comfortable retirement. See where you stand and what to do next.
How superannuation is calculated in Australia: Learn how employer contributions, wages, and investment returns work together to grow your retirement savings in 2026.
Most Australians know they can’t touch their super until retirement, but fewer know exactly when that is, what conditions apply, and how tax works on withdrawals. This 2026 guide covers preservation age, conditions of release, lump sum vs account-based pension, withdrawal tax, and when early access is actually legal.
Most Australians dream of a comfortable retirement but the reality is many stop working with far less than they expected. Discover why this happens, what the numbers really say, and how you can avoid becoming part of the statistic.
Retiring in Australia? Discover the 2025 superannuation secrets when you can access your super, how much you need, and how the Age Pension fits in.
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.
How long will $700,000 last in retirement in Australia? At $40K to $50K a year, $700K can stretch 17 to 25 years from super alone, and longer with Age Pension support. See year by year projections and how to make your super last.
As the year winds down, I like to take a moment to pause, reflect, and plan ahead. Every December, I sit down with a simple booklet called the YearCompass, it’s designed to review the past year and set some goals for the next one.
Discover essential retirement planning tips and strategies to help you make the most of your golden years. From financial planning to lifestyle choices, this comprehensive guide will prepare you for a happy and fulfilling retirement.
Our latest insights on Australian financial planning
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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