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John Core from Focused Financial Advice.

Calling all 60-year-olds and over. Maximise your retirement savings through a Transition to Retirement Strategy with a Financial Planner.

As retirement approaches, many individuals are turning to financial planners to help them navigate the complex landscape of retirement planning. Engaging in a transition to retirement (TTR) strategy with a financial planner can offer a multitude of benefits that can maximise retirement savings and ensure financial security in the golden years. A TTR strategy is a financial planning technique that allows individuals who have reached their minimum preservation age of 60 to access their superannuation benefits while continuing to work. One strategy involves drawing a pension from their superannuation fund while simultaneously reducing their working hours. The strategy involves setting up a TTR income stream within the superannuation fund, which provides regular payments to the individual. By drawing an income from their superannuation through a TTR pension, individuals can reduce their working hours without significantly impacting their take-home pay. Additionally, a TTR strategy can help individuals “boost” their superannuation balance through salary sacrificing. By redirecting a portion of their pre-tax income into superannuation contributions, individuals can increase their retirement savings and take advantage of potential tax benefits. In conclusion, partnering with a financial planner on a transition to retirement strategy is a proactive and beneficial step towards maximizing retirement savings and achieving financial well-being in retirement. By leveraging their expertise and knowledge, individuals can gain confidence in their financial future and enjoy a fulfilling retirement lifestyle.

Please consider that your individual circumstances, needs, and objectives were not considered in writing this article – this strategy may not be suitable for you. Before acting on any advice, you should conduct your own assessment or seek professional guidance.