Gain Control of Your Retirement. Household Capital Webinar featuring Noel Whittaker and Kaye Fallick

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  • Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
  • Gain Control of Your Retirement is the first of Household Capital’s 5-part webinar series aimed to help you gain control of your retirement. Money can’t buy happiness, but it can go a long way towards making you happy with freedom, security, and the power to pursue your dreams.
    In this webinar recording, Kaye and Noel discuss how much Australians really need in retirement. They help you determine your retirement goals and detail the five funding levers available for you to help make your retirement years, happy times.
    Noel Whittaker is one of Australia’s foremost authorities on personal finance, and he joined retirement expert Kaye Fallick for this informative interactive webinar to help you sort the wheat from the chaff.
    Go to householdcapital.com.au/knowl... for more.

Комментарии • 9

  • @IPEX-BADD
    @IPEX-BADD 3 часа назад

    Own your home for 10+ yesrs, as principal (main) place of residence, not an investment property. You vould make up to a $300 k downsizing payment to super, EACH, no age limits, exempt from other contribution restrictions. Turn it into an income stream, or withdrawal capital from super.

  • @brentdundee
    @brentdundee 12 дней назад +2

    I read Making Money Made Simple when I was 19 ..I am now nearly 55 and I have paid off 3 houses and have a very decent self managed super fund ...Noel is a wealth of knowledge.I also used to read his money section in the Sydney Morning Herald every Wednesday and collect them this was in the 90's..I have a lot to thank Noel for as he instilled the mind set in me needed to be financially independent.Very good podcast thank you

  • @hakeae
    @hakeae 22 дня назад +1

    Can we get a transcript for this video please?

  • @carolyndarragh1891
    @carolyndarragh1891 23 дня назад

    Interesting thanks

  • @Rick-kj9dd
    @Rick-kj9dd 15 дней назад +1

    I'd like to know how you reach $150,000 in change over costs on the average house when you sell it as Noel eluded to? Also the current interest rates on reverse mortgages are too high. There are some horror stories. Debt is reverse compounding of your money. I believe the more cost effective way of receiving needed additional retirement funds if you are a pensioner is to take out the Governments allowable increase up to 50% of your age pension income at low interest rates and have your beneficiaries pay that back off the sale price of your house when you die.

    • @tonyf7997
      @tonyf7997 9 дней назад

      Never reverse mortgage, better to sell and downsize if in need of $$.

    • @tonyf7997
      @tonyf7997 9 дней назад +1

      Interesting - Noel is an awesome expert and advisor.
      The host - a little painful to watch -

    • @tonyf7997
      @tonyf7997 9 дней назад

      $150k change over - selling a property (commission + legals) and buying a smaller property (stampduty/ legals)

    • @garycoulter7172
      @garycoulter7172 День назад

      @@tonyf7997 I would disagree with your comment about the host - I found her very engaging and knowledgeable . She also had a good sense of humour to bring the best out in Noel.