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Retirement
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Retirement marks a new phase in life where you have more time to spend doing the activities you enjoy after years of hard work. For most people, superannuation savings will be their largest asset (besides their family home), so it’s important to know when you can access your super, how much super you’ll need when you retire, and how to maximise your retirement savings while still working.
Keep your super invested
As retirement draws closer, you should be aware of how your super can help you transition into retirement or how your super can stay invested and growing after you retire while still funding your lifestyle.
Planning for retirement
If you're thinking about planning for retirement but don’t know where to start, this page provides information on:
- When you can access your super.
- How much super you will need to retire.
- How to maximise your retirement savings.
- How to get financial advice.
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Transitioning into retirement
If you have turned 60 and aren’t ready to fully retire just yet, this page provides information on how a Transition to Retirement (TTR) arrangement can be used to:
- Work less and maintain the same income.
- Boost your super without reducing your take-home pay.
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Keeping your super invested after retiring
If you’re ready to retire and want to keep your super invested, this page explains how you can roll it over into an Income Stream and/or Flexible Rollover Product and keep it invested while still being able to access it whenever you need. It's a way to make your money work for you even after retiring.
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Planning for retirement
If you're thinking about planning for retirement but don’t know where to start, this page provides information on