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Dallas and Michael discuss the common attributes of people who tend to need help with planning for their retirement:

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Dallas and Michael discuss how this common question is not actually the best question to ask. Other questions to ask that will have a larger impact are: What types and amounts of contributions should I be making to super?; What asset allocation and investment strategies should I be choosing inside my super fund?; Am I on track to have enough to retire?;   What should my expectations for retirement income be?

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Dallas and Michael discuss how this common question is not actually the best question to ask. Other questions to ask that will have a larger impact are: What types and amounts of contributions should I be making to super?; What asset allocation and investment strategies should I be choosing inside my super fund?; Am I on track to have enough to retire?;   What should my expectations for retirement income be?

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Michael and Dallas discuss a strategy whereby driving a lower-cost car during the last 15 years of your working life, and contributing what you would have spent in car repayments to your superannuation fund, can allow you draw an additional $30,000 pa. each year for the first 24 years of your retirement. Resulting in extra income drawn in retirement. How many great memories could be created with $717,000 of extra dollars to travel with? VS The fading memory of the “new car smell”.

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Michael and Dallas discuss a strategy whereby driving a lower-cost car during the last 15 years of your working life, and contributing what you would have spent in car repayments to your superannuation fund, can allow you draw an additional $30,000 pa. each year for the first 24 years of your retirement. Resulting in extra income drawn in retirement. How many great memories could be created with $717,000 of extra dollars to travel with? VS The fading memory of the “new car smell”.

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Dallas and Michael talk about the generational shift of aged 50's and 60's seeking career changes.   Often changing to a part-time role that they are super passionate about. With increased job satisfaction, reduced stress levels, and a newfound purpose, these career changers often work in semi-retirement beyond the traditional retirement age of 65. The podcast explains how taking a pay-cut can actually benefit someone who finds a new part-time job that they are happy doing beyond age 65.

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Dallas and Michael talk about the generational shift of aged 50's and 60's seeking career changes.   Often changing to a part-time role that they are super passionate about. With increased job satisfaction, reduced stress levels, and a newfound purpose, these career changers often work in semi-retirement beyond the traditional retirement age of 65. The podcast explains how taking a pay-cut can actually benefit someone who finds a new part-time job that they are happy doing beyond age 65.

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Dallas and Michael talk about the three main options that you have for your family home in retirement: keep; downsize; or rent. These options are compared with the pro’s and con’s of each. The podcast explores how downsizing your home would ideally lead to an increased retirement income of at least $10,000 pa. and looks at the optimal sequence to downsizing.  

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Dallas and Michael talk about the three main options that you have for your family home in retirement: keep; downsize; or rent. These options are compared with the pro’s and con’s of each. The podcast explores how downsizing your home would ideally lead to an increased retirement income of at least $10,000 pa. and looks at the optimal sequence to downsizing.