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retirement
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Ask Paul: Is building a granny flat for my parents a bad idea?
David's plan to build a granny flat for his elderly parents is a financial, legal and emotional minefield, says Paul Clitheroe.
Will the age pension still be around when you retire?
The government assures us that the age pension will always be around, but it's becoming harder and harder to qualify.
Using property to cover your cash flow shortfall in retirement
Most people don't plan for retirement until it's too late. But if you start early, investing in property can make all the difference.
2017 Super Guide
This special edition contains everything you need to know about super including what you should be doing with your super in your 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s.
Sea change or tree change: how to decide where to retire
After 40-plus years of work, you've finally reached retirement and regained your freedom. But how do you decide where to spend your golden years?
Living the dream: the 12 best places to retire in Australia
From Philip Island to Margaret River, we've compiled the top locations to retire in Australia.
Pay yourself forward with Super Booster Day 2017
With many Aussies facing a shortfall of $25,000 a year in retirement, Money has teamed up with ASFA to bring back Super Booster Day.
What a life expectancy calculator taught me about money
A life expectancy calculator got Paul Clitheroe thinking about his retirement and how long it will last. That is the key in saving for life after work.
Why you only need $275k in super to retire
Many Australians have been told they will need more than $1 million in super to retire, but we've found the sweet spot which means you only need $275,000.
Why Australians urgently need better super products
With the focus on accumulating super, what actually happens in retirement is an afterthought. So are account-based pensions really suitable for everyone?