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Money Over 50 — 337 episodes · page 1 of 4
339 When can you access your super? - AUDIO FIXED
338 You can't have everything! Be realistic with your goals - AUDIO FIXED
337 Get more money into Australia's best tax shelter – contribution cap increases
336 How to choose a financial adviser that is right for you
335 The Silent Killer - The effects of inflation and purchasing power
334 Downsizer contributions - tips, tricks & benefits
333 Are there ways to pay 0% tax besides an account-based pension?
332 Your $3.8 million tax-free trust
331 We're Back! Concessionals & Carry-forwards
330 4 ideas on what to do when you don’t have enough to retire on
329 Starting a financial plan will include pain
328 ”I’m a pensioner now” - Beware the power of self-identity
327 3 Changes to superannuation from 1 July 2023
326 Say your fears out loud to take their power away
325 You don’t need to go to the other side of the world to enjoy retirement
324 Listener Favourite: Knowing you don’t need to work makes work better
323 Listener Favourite: You can compare things but you can’t compare experiences
322 Listener Favourite: Why my kids won’t get an inheritance
321 Listener Favourite: A moral guide to minimising taxes
320 Listener Favourite: When to take advice
319 Listener Favourite: 3 simple things (in retirement planning)
318 Listener Favourite: The best way to avoid panicking in a downturn is not to panic
317 Listener Favourite: Fridges with ice makers
316 Listener Favourite: Why a residential investment property is the worst asset to own in retirement
315 A tale of two horses - Don’t be fooled by low to no volatility if you can’t reach your goals
314 Contributions age limit – when you are too old to contribute to your super
313 Carry-forward contributions – increase your tax return and boost your retirement savings
312 Stage 3 tax cuts - Don’t lose your opportunity to claim a larger tax return
311 Listener Favourite: Why should it be easy?
310 Listener Favourite: If something cannot go on forever, it will stop
309 Listener Favourite: Don’t Listen to Jerry Seinfeld
308 You will either die early or you won’t
307 Only one member of a couple should have a new car
306 Consistency and compounding
305 Buying a house won’t make you happy
304 With structure comes freedom
303 You can compare things but you can’t compare experiences
302 You want volatility!
301 Moving into cash can cost your kids instead of you
300 5 things to be aware of if your spouse is a different age
299 Pain from losing money is twice as strong compared to the joy felt from gaining money
298 Be wary of living out of your home loan
297 When to take advice
296 Warren Buffett says you can just own three companies
295 The green and red numbers
294 High water marks are dangerous
293 Building the Lego Titanic
292 33 Years of retirement
291 You’re not going to be dead by 80
290 Why diversify
289 Should I have bought $160 pyjamas?
288 Rationality under uncertainty
287 How cash in the bank can change behaviour
286 All the interesting discussions are about trade-offs
285 You can’t get money if you secretly despise it
284 Stop neglecting yourself!
283 Do you have any idea how long shares have been around for?
282 Why companies share prices keep growing
281 The Simple Things
280 The first year of retirement is always the most volatile
279 Free Markets
278 What I think when I see a city skyline
277 Supply and demand
276 Case study: risks of commercial property in retirement
275 Knowing you don’t need to work makes work better
274 It’s my turn
273 You can’t touch this!
272 Beware the chameleon adviser
271 A moral guide to minimising taxes
270 Why you should spread your eggs
269 Why a retiree could benefit from working
268 Listener Questions – Working part time in retirement
267 Don’t listen to Jerry Seinfield
266 Do you prefer possessions or experiences?
265 Money is a medium
264 Fridges with ice makers
263 It’s all one bucket
262 Foreign currency transfers
261 A new thing won’t make you a certain type of person
260 All projections are wrong but some are useful
259 The percentage of podcasts we dedicate to not panicking
258 Why should it be easy?
257 Don’t spread your eggs (when you’re already highly diversified)
256 75c McDonald ice cream cones (things are going to cost more money in the future)
255 The stock tip
254 Directionally right is more important than precision
253 Having a healthy diet doesn’t guarantee a long & healthy life
252 There is nothing wrong with a 50% drop (when invested in good quality companies)
251 Attitudes of money - it can’t make you feel safe and be unreliable at the same time
250 Happy 30th birthday superannuation
249 Getting talked back into working after retiring
248 The best way to avoid panicking in a downturn is to not panic
247 Why my kids won’t get an inheritance
246 ”What do you think about buying BHP shares?” ”I don’t...” - The questions that are actually important
245 Running out of money is not a valid strategy
244 Listener question - When to draw from cash band?
243 Listener Question - Super income stream
242 Pain does exist in this dojo (building for your future isn’t pain-free)
241 You make your money by holding for 30 years
240 The Baltic Dry Index