“still want to preserve their capital, but also want to draw down on their superannuation benefits via a pension as a source of income.”
Does this imply living off of the returns? If so, lower risk portfolios could work if drawing down capital.
Individuals on the cusp of retirement may need to take on significantly higher risk levels if they are to meet the return goals they set for the years they are no longer gainfully employed.
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The coolest people I know:
1 have great manners
2 remember and use people's names
3 show up on time
4 are lifelong students
5 listen with interest
6 do not respond to negativity
7 eat last
8 mentor and sponsor
9 give without expecting a get
10 talk less, but say more
One lesson that I learned from Micheal Jordan: the best in any field relish the worst conditions.
The harder the practice the better.
Rockefeller was the same. The more the panic around him, the better he was.
The best outperform even more when things are tough.
Nobody knows what their financial goals are, and asking them is painful for you and them...
The phrase "What are your goals?" should be outlawed.
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Finally got around to reading @farnamstreet’s book “The Great Mental Models” - and already got more highlights than any other recently read book.
This piece is particular, haunts me:
@dcorford@OptimumPensions@AnnuityGator Worth noting that other expenses such as leisure and travel, decrease faster (in aggregate) than healthcare costs rise as we age.
Your first thought is often a common one.
It's only by sticking with something long enough to let your brain make connections that you come up with uncommon ideas.
The most useful insights come after thinking about a topic for a long period of time.
@HarryChemay @WillMcDougall@TMFScottP So can we agree when economies of scale are achieved and when diseconomies of scale begin?
$5bn, $20bn, $50bn, $100bn
Given all the inept politicians, senior bureaucrats, boards and CEOs out there, what they get away with, it’s massively disproportionate that Christine Holgate fell on her sword over a few watches. That she forgoed a payout says a lot. Her career isn’t done by a long stretch.
@PatrickFlynnFP@julian_plummer@4greatadvice “GBA” highlights an industry flush with IQ but sometimes limited EQ. While well intentioned, you alienate potential advocates by suggesting their approach is wrong at the outset.
Same can be said for the endless retirement income debate.
@HarryChemay Thanks for the kind words @HarryChemay @EricaHallAU & @annegrahamcfp
As many of us know, #retirement & #superannuation is ultimately about helping people achieve their dreams.
We’re proud to be a small part of this noble cause & community with you.