25 retirement questions: Australian retirement podcast (part 5)

Welcome to Part 5 of 5 in Rask's Australian retirement podcast mini series, on this episode of The Australian Investors Podcast with Owen Rask and Drew Meredith, CFP of Wattle Partners.
If you want us to keep going with the Australian retirement podcast, let us know in the comments!
This 5-part retirement podcast mini series on the 25 retirement questions to ask your financial planner is bought to you by Rask Invest.
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[@tim_100percent]

Can you do series on retiring in your 40s?😊😊

[@NurseRowee]

Life insurance under Australian super needs that binding nomination before they can actually give it to beneficiaries when they die. A lot of Aussies don’t know this. Can you please recommend estate lawyer or at least give us some pointers how to find good estate lawyer with reasonable price tag. They are very pricey! Especially if you will ask for a Will containing a trust. Thanks 😊

[@wildcat1419]

You get what you pay for. A good estate plan will cost circa $3k+. Btw I’m an FP not a lawyer. If you think of it as estate insurance. If you pay $4k on $2m it’s 0.2% and it’s a once off charge. If you pay $1k on car worth $30k it’s 3.3% annually. Which is the more important thing to protect and which one is more valuable and have serious consequences of loss. Both can be written off btw.

[@wildcat1419]

A PAF can only donate to a dgr1 charity. Not a dgr2 charity