I have money to invest after selling my house to gain money to live on as the pension is my only source of income. I have purchased a cheaper home and have $290000 to invest.
I have discovered that many financial advisors are not interested
unless I have more money to invest. I'm trying to find a balanced fund without excessive fees. Online funds might be the answer. Would you have any suggestions.

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Tradie with bad back would like to retire early born Dec/62 home paid off on north coast Sydney investment house owe $300'k income is $860 per week
self manager super fund invested in beachfront house no debt income $760 per week &
Small factory unit owe $180'k income is $1,000 plus gst per month
Have $60,000 cash in super and Some shares would like to keep all and live off rent will I pay tax on sydney income rent once Iam over 58 years if I retire

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Hi! I am 67, retired and have $107,000 in super which is giving me $100 a week on top of my full pension.

I would like to withdraw my super to purchase gold and silver to safeguard it. I would then like to liquify $5000 per year to replace the income currently earned from super.

I have no one to ask if this is a good or bad decision. Can you please help?

Oh, and I have $70,000 savings.

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