A young family could be $240,000 better off at retirement if they receive financial advice, according to Sunsuper....
SHARING FINANCIAL WISDOM
A Better Retirement
Today, with Australians living longer and healthier lives, the concept of retirement is much different to what it was only one generation ago. For each retiree, retirement is different.
Typically, there are four areas that need to be considered to help you better understand your retirement goals and objectives. These are...
Retirement: Life after work
TOP 5 Financial Regrets
Interest rates: US Fed begins to tighten
The US Federal Reserve provided few surprises following its September meeting. While it left interest rates on hold, it confirmed that it will begin what it calls “balance sheet normalisation” next month and continued to signal its expectation that it will raise interest rates again in December and in the years ahead...
Income & Dividends: The search for yield
Investing: What is an index?
Investing In Yourself
Insurance: Income Protection - Stay Ready
5 MONEY MINDSETS HOLDING YOU BACK
Financial Planning: Live the dream (Video)
People who plan have more control of their lives because they can see options to move forward. This provides them with a sense of security and happiness, without fear of regret. And for many of us that’s what living the dream is about. Here we talk to 7 Aussies from different walks of life about living the dream....
MORE GREAT INVESTMENT CHARTS
As Warren Buffett once said: “There seems to be a perverse human characteristic that makes easy things difficult.” This has particularly been the case with investing where complexity has multiplied with new products, new ways to access various investments, tax changes and new regulations, all with social media adding to the noise. But it’s really quite simple and this can be demonstrated in charts...
Financial Planning: BELIEFS, ATTITUDES & REGRETS
In taking the nation's collective pulse on financial related behaviours and beliefs, the FPA Live the Dream report has uncovered some fascinating insights into how Aussies are living out their dreams and what it takes to succeed. Four personality profiles have emerged from the research: Go-Getters (33%), Cruisers (19%), Daydreamers (32%), and Builders (16%). Which personality do you mostly identify with?
Defining Enough
Do all your future plans rely on having a lot more money than you do now? If the answer is yes, it might be time to think carefully about your values so you can put together a realistic financial plan that will bring you closer to the sort of life you want.
Planning for your financial future doesn’t have to be about chasing more money. Achieving a real sense of having enough to feel comfortable and happy is more about understanding what’s important to you and then managing your finances accordingly. So just how much is enough for each one of us?
