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Financial Advice Association Australia

Money tips in retirement

Much like exercise and eating well, your financial wellbeing is key to living a happy and healthy life.

Julia Newbould

10 things a financial planner can do for you

Many years ago, I realised there was a big gap in people’s understanding and knowledge of financial planning and the role of advisers.

Julia Newbould

Things to consider for aged care

Aged care can be a very complex area of financial advice.

Julia Newbould

What to expect in your first meeting with a financial planner

Your first meeting with a financial adviser should be a little bit like a first date.

Julia Newbould

When should I make a will?

This one is easy. Make a will as soon as you have any assets in your name.

Ros Handley

Navigating the transition to a successful retirement

Just as it is vital to invest in the financial planning, retirement planning must also focus on that other precious commodity – time.

Financial Advice Association Australia

Is $70,000 a realistic retirement income?

The way retirees spend their money in retirement and their desired standard of living will have a significant impact on how much income they will need.

Martin McGrath CFP®

Understanding the Age Pension in Australia

The Age Pension is designed to help Australians meet living costs in retirement after their working life. However, it is not guaranteed that every Australian will receive the Centrelink Age Pension

Kathy Havers CFP®

What do I need to know about my superannuation before I pass away?

There are a few things we should all know about superannuation and how different it is to other assets when we die.

Dawn Thomas CFP®

When is the right time to downsize?

Downsizing from a larger family home to a smaller one can be a strategic choice or a reluctant necessity when approaching retirement. It’s essential to weigh the reasons and potential consequences of such a move.

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