Maximise the opportunity for your practice
Australia is on the brink of a "retirement tsunami." With the wave of baby boomers reaching retirement age, the numbers are staggering. By 2056, nearly a quarter of the population will have reached retirement age, reflecting an economic impact of significant proportions.
This monumental demographic shift presents a significant opportunity for financial advisers. Not only can you help your clients achieve secure and fulfilling retirements, but you can also position your practice to meet the rising demand for expert retirement advice.
226,000
Australians retiring in the next 2 years1
710,000
Australians planning to retire in next 5 years1
$426 billion
In super savings are being held in retirement products2
3 million
Super members will become eligible to draw from their super in the next 10 years3
Source 1: ABS Retirement and Retirement Intentions, Australia, 2022-23 financial year | Australian Bureau of Statistics
Source 2: Quarterly Superannuation Industry publication, which refers to APRA-regulated entities with more than six members.
Source 3: National, state and territory population, September 2023 | Australian Bureau of Statistics (Population by age and sex – national, Table 8).
Sean Graham
Managing Director, Assured Support
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How forward thinking practices are redesigning their approach to contemporary retirement advice
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- The changes forward thinking advisers and licensees have made to their retirement philosophies, processes and CVPs
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- Models for embedding best practice retirement advice delivery
- Retirement income options available to advisers
Sean is the Managing Director of Assured Support. He specialises in financial services law, compliance and risk management, and helps advisers and licensees to cope with regulatory complexity and frequent change by providing clear, practical and commercial advice.
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A complete retirement toolkit for your clients
Including lifetime annuities in your clients' retirement strategies can enhance their financial confidence and overall retirement outcomes. By helping to reduce risks such as inflation, market volatility, and fluctuating interest rates, annuities can provide a solid foundation in retirement planning. It can also strengthen your competitive edge, build trust, and deliver better retirement outcomes for your clients.
Balancing retirement considerations
Challenge yourself today and explore the potential of lifetime annuities
Improve estate outcomes
Lifetime annuities can help reduce the drawdown on the account-based pension, improve age pension entitlements and increase long term income leading to improved estate outcomes.
Improve retirement income
Lifetime annuities can help your clients sustain higher levels of income over their retirement.
Tax efficient
Non super lifetime annuity income is treated favourably due to a deductible amount, reducing assessable income for tax. Super income is tax free for aged 60 or above.
Protection from inflation
Challenger’s lifetime annuity payments can be indexed to CPI, helping payments keep pace with inflation.
Confidence to spend
Guaranteed regular income for life provides clients with greater confidence to spend.
Improve pension entitlements
Lifetime annuities can help clients improve their Age Pension entitlements.
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