This week's episode arises from a question I received from Daniel around uneven super balances between him and his spouse. Now I don't know Daniel's full situation and a podcast isn't the place to provide detailed strategy recommendations, however, his question is an issue that many people face where one member of a couple has significantly more super than the other, so this week I thought we'd explore strategies you could use if this is a problem you face. <a href= "https://financialautonomy.com.au/general-advice-disclaimer">[Disclaimer]</a>

This week's episode arises from a question I received from Daniel around uneven super balances between him and his spouse. Now I don't know Daniel's full situation and a podcast isn't the place to provide detailed strategy recommendations, however, his question is an issue that many people face where one member of a couple has significantly more super than the other, so this week I thought we'd explore strategies you could use if this is a problem you face. [Disclaimer]

This week's episode arises from a question I received from Daniel around uneven super balances between him and his spouse. Now I don't know Daniel's full situation and a podcast isn't the place to provide detailed strategy recommendations, however, his question is an issue that many people face where one member of a couple has significantly more super than the other, so this week I thought we'd explore strategies you could use if this is a problem you face. <a href="https://financialautonomy.com.au/general-advice-disclaimer" rel="noopener noreferrer">[Disclaimer]</a>

Listener Question - How to Manage Uneven Super Balances Between a Couple

Plenty of books, podcasts and blogs focus on building wealth – and that's great, as far as it goes. But focusing just on wealth misses the point. 

I believe what most of us actually want is to have choice.

Choice in how much time we give to income-producing activities.
Choice about what those income-producing activities are.
Choice about where we live.
Choice about when we retire.
Choice about the ways we use our money to produce happiness.

In the Financial Autonomy podcast, I explore the different ways you can gain choice - from investing in stocks to becoming self-employed, starting a side hustle, or buying an investment property. I share learnings I've gained working with clients for over 20 years as a Certified Financial Planner, and interview others with interesting insights or experiences in gaining choice in life.

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Plenty of books, podcasts and blogs focus on building wealth – and that's great, as far as it goes. But focusing just on wealth misses the point. I believe what most of us actually want is to have choice. Choice in how much time we give to income-producing activities. Choice about what those income-producing activities are. Choice about where we live. Choice about when we retire. Choice about the ways we use our money to produce happiness. In the Financial Autonomy podcast, I explore the different ways you can gain choice - from investing in stocks to becoming self-employed, starting a side hustle, or buying an investment property. I share learnings I've gained working with clients for over 20 years as a Certified Financial Planner, and interview others with interesting insights or experiences in gaining choice in life.

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