Retirement is your time to shine. It’s an opportunity to do the things that
you have always wanted to do, like travel or take up new interests. Of course
retirement means different things to different people, but like most things in
life if you are prepared for it you will probably find it all the more
rewarding.
With time still on your side, now is a great time to consider your
retirement options. A flexible option for retirement is an account based
pension, which provides you with a regular income in your retirement.
There are many benefits of an account based pension. It offers flexible
payment options and amounts1, you have access to a wide range of
asset classes to invest in, you can track your savings online, and you can
nominate a reversionary beneficiary for your account. But of course, you always need to make sure that
any retirement strategy is right for your circumstances.
The current treatment of pensions allows some pensioners to take a
superannuation income stream with little or no income assessed by Centrelink,
making them an attractive form of income for retirement.
What is changing from 1 January
2015?
From 1 January 2015, changes will apply to any new pensions opened.
These changes relate to the way pensions are assessed for social security
income test purposes and may impact future government pension eligibility. If
you’re currently eligible to receive a Centrelink/DVA pension or allowance and
are thinking about starting an account based pension soon, there is still time
to benefit from the current pension rules.
Why not give us a call today on
07 3848 1088 or email and we can discuss your options and what suits
your particular circumstances before
time runs out.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
If you are over 55 then it is
worth meeting for lunch here.
If we were in your position what
do we do for you so that you are financially & personally better off in
three years time.
Yours sincerely
John McAuliffe
This document
may include general advice but does not take into account your individual
objectives, financial situation or needs. You should read the relevant Product
Disclosure Statement (PDS) carefully and assess whether the information is
appropriate for you and consider talking to a financial adviser before making
an investment decision.
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