When it comes to retirement planning, more than likely you will belong in one two camps – you’ll either be looking forward to the day and years ahead or you might be dreading the thought of it.
If you are one of those who are looking forward to your retirement, then chances are you have planned for this next chapter in your life.
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I’ve written extensively about the need to be financially prepared for your retirement.
And while many clients are indeed financially prepared for retirement, they are however not emotionally prepared.
What do I mean by ‘emotionally prepared’?
Retirement is a major life change, that not everyone is prepared for.
For m... |
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Ask most people what they associate wealth with and most likely the response will be money.
Money (and wealth) is usually associated with super successful business people, celebrities and possessions (multiple homes, luxury cars flying first class).
We’ve all become (or tuned) to associate wealth with money.
Is it time that we de-couple... |
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To say we’re living in somewhat very challenging times could be considered as relative.
While we are experiencing higher interest rates and cost of living expenses, for those who can remember the days we had interest rates at 18% and an inflation rate of 8%-10% in the mid-80s, things don’t look so bad right now.
However, as I said,... |
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According to a world-wide survey (including 600 in Australia), by State Street Global Advisors (released in 2022), involving 3500 workers, it appears over a third of Australians, have very low confidence in their retirement plans.
40% Australian workers had expressed little confidence in their readiness to retire and the concerning part is that... |
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