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Welcome to our latest newsletter, where we shed some light on some common money personalities. Which one are you?

If you are living abroad or plan on jetting off, then our article on super and moving overseas is a must-read. And, what happens to superannuation in the process of a separation? We explain some key points relating to splitting super.

We have included five things to consider to make the most of your money in retirement.

We finish off with a look at the real cost of fast fashion. It will make you think twice about buying that shirt you probably don't need.

To arrange a review or to speak to one of our team, please contact this office on (08) 8379 3307 or geoff@needsfs.com.au.

Regards,

Geoff Needs

7 money personalities you may identify with or want to avoid

Are you the friend that shouts more than what you can afford, or the one that’s happy with a handout because no one knows struggle street like you do?

What happens to my super when I move overseas?

If you’re a permanent resident, your super will remain subject to the same rules. If you’re a temporary resident, you may be able to claim a departing Australia superannuation payment.

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Superannuation and separation: Who keeps the money?

Depending on the situation, you might get some of your ex-partner’s super, or they may get some of yours. 

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Retirement planning – make the most of your money

Little things can make a big difference to how long your money lasts in retirement.

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Environmental and financial costs of fast fashion

Avoid becoming a fashion victim by understanding the real cost of fast fashion.

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