We talk about the real cost of ignoring your super, how to match your risk profile with your asset allocation, and why even if you’re within 5–10 years of retirement, it’s not too late to take control. Plus, Phoebe shares practical strategies like the transition to retirement pension, the carry-forward contribution rule, and how to audit your super like a boss.
Whether you’re catching up after a career break, planning to wind down work, or just want your super to actually perform, this episode is your permission slip to finally give it some love.
🧠In This Episode, You’ll Learn:Why your super is not a set-and-forget savings account
How your risk profile and asset allocation affect your long-term returns
The five main investor types and how to know which one you are
What the accumulation and pension phases of super are—and why they matter
How to use a transition to retirement strategy to save tax and keep your income flowing
The carry-forward rule (aka the catch-up contribution hack) to boost your super and reduce your tax
How to audit your super account: check your investment option, fees, insurance, and contributions
The difference between scraping by and retiring like a queen (yes, it can be that dramatic)
You can absolutely course-correct your super strategy, even in your 50s and 60s
The “default” super option might be costing you thousands in missed growth
Knowing your investing personality (aka risk profile) helps you make smarter, more aligned decisions
The carry-forward rule is a tax-saving game changer—especially if you’ve had years off
It’s your money. Let’s make sure it’s working for you.
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Super risk profile tools (check with your super fund or financial adviser)
ATO Superannuation Caps Info: ato.gov.au
More about the Carry Forward Rule: ATO Catch-Up Contributions
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