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FINANCE

29. Richard to the rescue – Feeling out of your depth when it comes to funding your retirement? Let independent financial planner, Richard Sheargold , throw you a lifeline .

  • FROM PREVIOUS ISSUES

    1. Understanding the new super rulesLouise Biti explains how to take full advantage of the superannuation changes announced in the 2006 Federal Budget, most of them due to boost retirement income and make managing your super simpler from 1 July 2007.
    2. Ammendment - Here is the corrected table from the Your Life Special Report on Retirement Income Streams.
    3. Retirement savings – It's easy to embrace retirement planning with a lot of money in the bank and a robust share portfolio.
    4. Super splitting – The introduction of superannuation splitting between spouses on 1 January this year is as important a change as super choice was in 2005.
    5. Retirement Planning – We've done the homework for you.
    1. The Face of Super – What do the changes to superannuation really mean? Working longer? Or getting smarter? Finance writer, Chris Walker, explains your options …
    2. Paul Clitheroe lists the 10 worst money mistakes – and how to avoid the traps of financial planning
    3. Independant Advice: - Does it Exist?
    4. 50 useful questions you can ask a financial advisor
    5. How is your advisor paid?
    6. Transparency: - what does it mean?
    7. Super – Why not DIY - a properly run DIY fund allows the greatest flexibility to manage your superannuation
    8. Suddenly Single - include a handy singles strategy checklist
    9. Starting Your Own Business - simple rules to help in the move from employee to employer
    10. Earning Extra Income - tips from Christina Fitzgerald on establishing a small business
    11. A Question of Lifestyle - How can you know how much money you’ll need.
    12. Get the Picture - the type of lifestyle people want in retirement
    13. Where do you start Financial knowledge is power, says finance editor Kerrie O’Brien.
    14. Super Equation made Simple Contributing, managing and accessing your super comes down to thorough planning, good advice and specific timing says David Shirlow.
    15. The Redundancy Roundabout Making the right decisions can reduce the impact of redundancy says Steve Davis.


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