Retiring with $1 million in super isn't possible for many Aussies, but there is a sweet spot between super and the pension that means you can retire on far less.
Susan Hely
 | Susan Hely has contributed to Money for more than 15 years. She has been a finance journalist for more than three decades, beginning at the Australian Financial Review before moving to the Sydney Morning Herald. Susan edited Superfunds magazine for the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia, and writes regularly on family money and superannuation. She's also author of the best-selling book Women and Money. Connect with Susan Hely on LinkedIn. |
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On the first episode of Friends With Money, we dive into the early retirement movement, which is gaining traction in Australia.
Positive changes to superannuation - particularly a higher employer contribution - will help pump up your nest egg from July 1.
Unlike the early retirees who are happy to retire on less than $50,000 a year, Jason from The FI Explorer blog wants to be able to maintain his comfortable lifestyle.
Is your employer paying the extra 0.5% into your super from July 1, or docking your pay to meet their legal requirements?
So you budgeted for school fees and weekend sport, then the orthodontist announced that one of your kids needs braces. Here's how to make them more affordable.
At just 22, Kate Campbell is already investing every spare dollar so she can retire at the age of 40.
Falling temperatures have us all reaching for the heating dial, but which heater is most efficient? Here's how to keep warm on a budget.
Joanna has been retired for 12 years and, instead of eating into her capital, she has more invested than ever. Here's how she makes it work.
Dave was just 19 when he started saving for the audacious goal of early retirement. He achieved it at 28, and realised he didn't need much to have a good life.
