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Retirement planning for Women

Why is it So Hard to Save for Retirement?

According to the Australian Government’s Status of Women Report Card 2024, the average gap in super between women and men (aged 60-64) moving onto the retirement stage is 25.1% (or $53,190).   The report also concludes that 34% of retired women place priority on their spouses’ finances to support their daily Read more

By Peter Vlant, 5 monthsApril 2, 2025 ago
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Financial Planning for Women

Helping You Achieve the Financial Freedom You Deserve Planning your finances can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling the often hidden and underappreciated responsibilities most women face every day. In fact, according to MoneySmart, 57% of women report feeling overwhelmed by their finances. But the tide is changing. More and more Read more

By Peter Vlant, 5 monthsMarch 18, 2025 ago
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Women’s Retirement Age Calculator

Plan Your Retirement with Confidence Retirement is one of life’s most significant milestones, but planning for it can feel overwhelming. When will you be ready to retire?How much will you need? The answers depend on your unique financial situation, goals, and lifestyle. That’s where our Retirement Age Calculator comes in. On Read more

By Peter Vlant, 5 monthsMarch 18, 2025 ago
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The Gender Pay Gap in Australia: Causes and Calculations

Despite progress in workplace equality, the gender pay gap remains a persistent issue in Australia.  While recent data shows the gap is narrowing, women still, on average, earn less than men, impacting their financial security, career progression, and retirement savings.  Understanding what drives the pay gap and how it’s calculated Read more

By Peter Vlant, 6 monthsMarch 5, 2025 ago
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How Much Super Will I Need – Part 5: Gift Giving and Holidays After Retirement

Giving gifts and travelling are two of the many joys that come with retirement. For some, retirement is a time to finally relax and enjoy a well-deserved break from the grind of work. For others, it’s an opportunity to pursue new hobbies and interests. No matter how you choose to Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsDecember 8, 2023 ago
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How Much Super Will I Need – Part 4: Saving on Household Expenses After Retirement

If you’re like most people, you’re probably looking for ways to save money on household expenses after retirement. Here are a few changes you can make to your home and household expenses post retirement that can help you stay within your budget. One way to save money on household expenses Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsNovember 17, 2023 ago
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How Much Super Will I Need – Part 3: Changes in Expenses After Retirement

As we approach retirement, many of us are looking forward to a time when we can finally relax and enjoy life. However, it’s important to be aware that our expenses may change after retirement. For some of us, our expenses will actually go down after retirement. This is because we Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsOctober 27, 2023 ago
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Women and Retirement – Part 4: Planning for Healthcare Costs in Retirement

Retirement planning is not just about money. It’s also important to consider your health and wellbeing in retirement. This includes making sure you have adequate insurance cover, as well as planning for activities and hobbies that will keep you physically and mentally active. Planning for healthcare costs in retirement is Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 30, 2023 ago
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Financial Jargon – Part 3

When it comes to retirement planning, there are a lot of terms and concepts that can be confusing. In this series, we’ll help demystify some of the key terms you need to know. MySuper: MySuper is an Australian government initiative that aims to provide Australians with a simple and low-cost Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 18, 2023 ago
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Women and Retirement – Part 3: Investing for Retirement

What are the best strategies for women? When it comes to retirement planning, women often face unique challenges. They tend to live longer than men, which means their retirement savings need to last longer. They also tend to take career breaks to care for children or elderly parents, which can Read more

By Peter Vlant, 2 yearsMay 11, 2023 ago

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