Income in retirement - how to access your super

[@brendanmalone4636]

Great intro and very informative

[@megazone128]

Very well explained and covered all the common questions.

[@nicolaskesington449]

thanks for the video and info, if i don't need the money when it is in a pension stage and i want to put it into an accumulation stage, would i be taxed 15% on the already taxed money, isn't that double dipping, wouldn't you be better off investing the money and only pay tax on the income it generates

[@kasmstamps1897]

Is there a super fund that lets you pick the companies / etf you want? Australian Super as a members direct option but ot restricts to a list of ASX listings with some allocation limits. Is there a fund i can invest in TSLA or vBTC ? Thx.

[@swolath]

If I was greedy and keep my pension in high growth and took my 5% once a year trying to pick market highs. Where will that. 5% come from? Can I choose to receive it from cash part and rebalance when there is a market high in the second half of the year when the balance has had a chance to grow. While keeping 3 years of emergency funds safe in the bank because super is full at TBC. Thank you for your advice.

[@AustralianRetirementTrust]

Hi Swolath, Thanks for you message. You can get financial advice on your superannuation with ART as part of your membership with us by calling 13 11 84 or request a call back in the link below. www.australianretirementtrust.com.au/contact-us/request-appointment-with-qualified-financial-adviser#form Thanks ! ^Phil (ART)

[@andrewsmith2934]

Very interesting and informative ☑️

[@dondon9829]

You can do away with the acknowledgements thats just virtue signalling.

[@tonylander3512]

I dislike the woke introduction. Its just not necessary.

[@sjdtmv]

Did me in, I will pass

[@johnmoloney-jq7we]

Agree

[@philiprourke7732]

Yep, got to "" I'd like to acknowledge the traditional "" then hit pause and wrote my comment. Zero tolerance for woke fools...go woke ..go broke! Adios!

[@vivianoosthuizen8990]

Obviously superannuation is a scam because how come there’s no growth.? Most superannuation funds primarily invest in shares. Ordinary Australians can do the same thing by setting up a brokerage account and buying shares with their spare money. At retirement age, investors are typically focused on generating passive income. So, they tend to invest in ASX dividend shares, preferably with full franking. As we've reported, if you invested $5,000 per year in ASX shares from age 20 to 67, you could have a retirement income portfolio of $1.5 million delivering a passive income stream of $100,000.

[@carolscabinas]

Yeah but in 47 years 100000 wont be worth that much due to inflation.

[@vivianoosthuizen8990]

It’s passed tense so 47 years till now not in future

[@lindawilcox4279]

I take offense of your intro acknowledgement. I was born here and dont think it appropriate

[@brycem0]

I'd like to say, i stopped watching as soon as i heard. That woke crap....