It's important for your investable assets to have a job i.e. to grow your wealth or to remain as a buffer in case of volatile times. A lot of investors have this down pat when it comes to their assets outside of superannuation, but they have no idea about the asset allocation of their superannuation. If you have a significant cash buffer outside of superannuation, it may be worth having a look at how your superannuation is invested (especially if you have a pre-mixed option, such as conservative or balanced).
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239 Case study - Getting into position to work part-time within 2 years
238 Success over 3 decades of retirement
237 Why we have started charging for our initial consultation
236 If something cannot go forever, it will stop
235 Cash is like tinned food, while companies are like a veggie garden
234 Invest when you have the money, withdraw when you need it
233 Large companies can‘t be both greedy and risky
232 Your money has to have a job description
231 Avocados for $1 from $2 (companies down by 50%)
230 Ways to get beaten on a protest in retirement planning
229 Beware of people telling you to ”get out of the share market”
228 Why balanced funds aren‘t appropriate for retirees
227 Thoughtful, considered & delayed spending
226 Money as atomic energy (the compounding nature of investing)
225 There is no next thing in retirement
223 The market doesn‘t fall, there is just more sellers than buyers
222 Move the chains (consistently move towards meeting your retirement goals)
221 Get in the habit of looking for good news (don‘t let the constant negative stories affect your retirement plan)
219 Why do you fear retirement? And how do these fears affect your potential plan?
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