Your retirement

Plan your estate

It's important to think about what will happen to your money when you die, especially if you want to ensure your partner or family are properly looked after. There are a number of things to consider:

  • Do you have adequate life insurance?
  • Is your Will up to date?
  • Is an enduring Power of Attorney appropriate?

Superannuation death benefit

Your super benefits may not automatically form part of your estate. So it's important to ensure you have nominated a beneficiary or binding beneficiary to whom your superannuation may be paid if you die. In general, super benefits can only be paid to your dependants.

Your financial adviser and lawyer can help ensure that you've considered everything in planning your estate.

Any information contained on this page is current as at February 2011 and is provided by Challenger Life Company Limited ABN 44 072 486 938, AFSL 234670, the issuer of Challenger annuities, Challenger Retirement and Investment Services Limited ABN 80 115 534 453, AFSL 296642, the issuer of Challenger's superannuation and allocated pensions and the issuer of interests in the Challenger Guaranteed Income Fund ARSN 139 607 122 and the Challenger Guaranteed Pension Fund ARSN 154 366 588.