Can I return to work after I access my super?
It’s generally possible to return to work after you retire and start withdrawing your super, but the rules vary according to your age.
It’s generally possible to return to work after you retire and start withdrawing your super, but the rules vary according to your age.
Now updated to 30 September 2024. Have you ever looked at your super fund’s investment returns and wondered how your fund compares with similar funds? Is it a consistently high performer or an inveterate underachiever?
As the name suggests, the savings you accumulate in super are meant to be for one purpose only. Straying from that purpose can be costly.
Technology is at the heart of recent innovation by platform providers as they compete against each other, industry funds and SMSFs for your super and non-super investments.
Super often ends up being your biggest asset outside the family home, so it pays to understand how it works and then to keep tabs on it.
The Trump effect on markets, Under-18s missing out on super, Cbus slammed for claims delays, Retirement attitudes changing.
Asking how much money you need to retire is like putting the cart before the horse. In reality it’s a trade-off, between the lifestyle you want, how early you want to retire and how confident you want to be that your money won’t run out.
Retirees with an account-based super pension are required to withdraw a minimum amount each year. This is how it’s calculated.
Retirees often regard the government-mandated minimum withdrawal rates for their super pension as a default maximum, so how are these rates set and should you consider withdrawing more?
After a major overhaul of its fund offerings and member services, Aware Super has been awarded the best overall fund by the two major ratings groups, SuperRatings and Chant West.
Most super funds provide tools to help you estimate your annual retirement income and how long it should last. But how reliable are they? It pays to know what to look out for.
UniSuper’s focus on member services as well as superior returns has earned it SuperRatings’ latest award for the top retirement offering.
Running multiple pensions from the one SMSF can be extremely beneficial. From tax planning to estate planning, there is a lot to consider!
Do you know the difference between pension payments and lump sums? The process for taking a lump sum from your accumulation account or your pension account?
Q: I am currently 63 and I work 4 days a week as a receptionist in a doctor’s surgery. I also work 2 days a week in the local chemist. Can I commence a TTR once I cease my role at the chemist shop?
It’s been a long time coming, but more super funds are now, or soon will be, offering retirement products that reduce the risk of outliving your savings. Here’s what’s on offer.
New lifetime income products mean you may not need $595,000 to retire comfortably, or $690,000 for couples, as the ASFA Retirement Standard suggests.
Retiring early due to poor health can really have an impact on your retirement plans and finances, so here’s 7 tips on what to consider.
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