Win one of five copies of How to Have an Epic Retirement

Published on October 18, 2023

win a copy of how to have an epic retirement by bec wilson

How to Have an Epic Retirement
By Bec Wilson
Hachette, RRP $34.99

The ultimate guidebook for modern retirees, written by Bec Wilson, founder of Starts at 60. With practical information, examples and questions covering the four big pillars of great modern retirement - financial security, health, happiness and fulfilment, and travel - this is a must-read for those who want to make the most of the retirement years ahead.

More than 500,000 Australians plan to retire in the next five years and are in their pre-retirement or 'part-time' retirement years, preparing for the massive life change that signals their move from working every day to living as they choose.

In the years before they retire, and the early years of retirement, people want to prepare well and set themselves up for the exciting journey that could be ahead of them. This is where How to Have an Epic Retirement comes in.

Bec addresses the six key pillars of a great retirement: time, money, health, happiness and fulfilment, travel and your home.

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Conditions apply, see https://www.moneymag.com.au/win. Commences Wednesday, 18 October 2023. Ends Wednesday, 1 November 2023 at 11:59pm AEDST. AU residents 18+. This is a game of skill, not a game of chance. The Promoter is Rainmaker Group of Level 7, 55 Clarence Street, Sydney, NSW 2000.

Australians who don't obtain financial advice in the lead up to finishing work are twice as likely to find retirement harder than anticipated compared to those who do, new research has revealed.