Now that your working days are behind you, define your next phase with what you love doing. Manage your super and investments for some of the best years of your life.
As a parent and grandparent, it’s only natural that you’d want to share your financial wisdom with your children/grandchildren, to protect them from making the same mistakes you may have.
According to financial planners, Australians are increasingly considering the needs of their grandchildren when deciding how they want to use their money to help their family.
How do you make sure your hard-earned retirement savings last? There are a range of steps before and after retiring you can take to make the most of your retirement income.
As a parent and grandparent, you'd do anything for your family. So naturally if something were to happen to your child, you'd most likely do everything in your power to protect and care for them.
Many people slow down after 65 but these super seniors are refusing to act their age. From storming the stage to saving the world, here are seven celebrities proving the grass is greener over the hill.
Reg Mombassa, Lynne McGranger and Barry Palmer are three high profile Australians proving that life doesn’t stop as you get older – it just gets more exciting – if you want it to.
Could 70 be the new 50? Celebrity cook Maggie Beer and Professor Marita McCabe from the Institute for Health and Ageing bring to light how life can only get better with age.
Like it or not, one day we all pass away, and giving our loved ones a heads up on some of our financial affairs may make the process a whole lot easier.
With house prices forcing young people to save for longer and some of us putting off retiring, some Australians are turning to their families for the financial help they need.