Bec Wilson is the author of How To Have An Epic Retirement and writes a weekly newsletter for pre- and post-retirees at epicretirement.net.
People who’ve had long, successful careers are lying awake wondering whether their number is coming up before they’re ready.
Labor’s moves to clean up our super system are admirable, but they risk leaving real reforms by the wayside.
Young Australians are being locked out of the housing market, and it doesn’t seem to be getting better any time soon. Here’s how you can help your kids or grandkids.
For those in retirement or nearing it, the looming crisis spurred by the US and Israel’s war on Iran is forcing them to shelve or reschedule their plans.
People with low to medium super balances often feel like they’re on the outer when it comes to retirement. But that’s not necessarily true.
For people approaching retirement a market shock just before they leap, or early in retirement, can also become a personal financial shock.
Australians have spent decades building their super. They deserve a system that supports them just as strongly once they reach retirement.
Within just a fortnight, almost every key number in Australia’s retirement system has either changed, or is about to.
Last year, I clicked on a Facebook ad urging me to review my super before thousands of dollars slipped away. Within minutes, my phone rang.
Dismissing these fears as benign helps no one. What does help is turning them into something you can measure and manage.