Can I Retire at 55 and Access My Superannuation?

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The age at which you retire will depend upon several factors. There’s personal preference, the specifics of your career and, of course, your financial situation. The main factor when trying to access your superannuation is your age at the time of retirement. Specifically, your exact date of birth will dictate when your super becomes available…

When Can I Retire and Access My Superannuation?

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The rules for accessing your superannuation vary according to when you were born. If, for example, you were born before the start of the 1961 financial year, you could access your super once you turned 55. For the purposes of this explanation, let’s assume you were born a little later. If it all sounds a…

Should I Aim to Retire at the End of the Financial Year?

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The best time of the year to retire depends upon your individual situation. Superannuation rules and the retirement income you require will be the two main details of influence. If you do have adequate funds, what is the best age and when is the best time of the year to retire? Read on to learn…

Best Ways to Make Retirement a Positive Experience in SA

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Lifestyle villages should include most of the elements necessary to enjoy the enriching retirement you deserve. There are a handful of ways to make sure you achieve this and make retirement the most positive experience possible, while denying any pitfalls the potential to present themselves. Learn more about Karidis retirement villages Adelaide. Make Sure You’re…

Advantages of Living in Retirement Villages in Glenelg

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Living in a retirement apartment or a home within a retirement village comes with many benefits. When looking at all the retirement homes for sale, it’s best to find an option that includes those characteristics and amenities that will benefit your lifestyle. This could be as simple as the location, such as by the beach,…

Investing in Over 50s Lifestyle Villages in SA: Worth It?

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In terms of the monetary value, those over 55 living in a retirement village can look to Australia’s ageing population for a sure-fire sign that their property will remain in demand. The value lies in more than merely the financial realm, but also in the peace of mind that comes with having your security and…

Planning for the Future in a Senior Retirement Village

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Whether or not you have a clear picture in your mind of what your retirement looks like, life in luxury retirement villages offered by Karidis Retirement Villages may be what you’re looking for. The benefits are many and varied. Maintenance issues inside and outside of your retirement home are taken care of for you, so…

What is a Financially Secure Retirement?

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There are nearly four million retirees across Australia, and pension is the main source of income for most people, once their years of steady employment end. According to the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA), single Aussies need around $46,500 a year to support a comfortable lifestyle during retirement, while couples need $65,500 a…

Retirement Village vs. Lifestyle Village

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It’s never too early to start planning for retirement. If you’re thinking about retirement housing, you may be curious whether retirement home or lifestyle villages are better for you. Karidis Retirement Villages breaks down the similarities and differences in this blog to help you decide. Retirement Village and Lifestyle Village Agreements The main similarity between…

Retirement Village versus Aged Care

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In Australia, ages 55-65 are the prime time for retirement. Considering there are nearly four million retired Aussies nationwide, retirement housing remains a top priority. If you’re one of the many people looking for residential retirement options, it helps to know the difference between retirement villages and aged care. The more you know about your…