Money Over 50

012 Top 5 reasons retirement plans get derailed - financial planning without financial doing

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In the final installment of this 5 part series, Michael Hogue and Dallas Davison discuss the importance of moving from planning phase to doing phase.

011 Top 5 reasons retirement plans get derailed - not working backwards

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Your hosts Dallas Davison and Michael Hogue point out how not working backwards can derail your retirement plans. This is the fourth episode in this 5 part series.

010 Top 5 reasons retirement plans get derailed - not starting today

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In episode 3 of the 5 part series Dallas Davison and Michael Hogue comment on the importance of getting started today.

009 Top 5 reasons retirement plans get derailed - leaving money on the table

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Leaving money on the table is a key reason retirement plans get derailed. In part 2 of this 5 part series, Dallas Davison and Michael Hogue discuss the ways this can be avoided.

008 Top 5 reasons retirement plans get derailed - budget is inaccurate

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The first episode in a 5 part series, Dallas Davison and Michael Hogue talk through the risks of an inaccurate budget and what this can mean for your retirement.

007 Are private school and university a good investment?

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Dallas and Michael pontificate over the cost of private school and university for your children and look at alternatives of spending (assumed) $20,000 pa. on education versus adding this amount to your children’s superannuation funds.  This podcast is a bit of fun in that there is certainly no right or wrong answer. 

006 How much will I spend in retirement?

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One of the common mistakes that Dallas and Michael see with aspiring retirees, is that they have an inaccurate  estimate of how much they will spend each year in their retirement.  Most often than not, people underestimate how much they will really spend leading to less than ideal outcomes.   The podcast discusses three ways to make a more accurate estimate.

005 Can we do this on our own?

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Dallas and Michael discuss the common attributes of people who tend to need help with planning for their retirement:
don’t have the time to do the research.
don’t have a ‘head for numbers’.
don’t want to, or don’t enjoy, working on their finances. 
don’t have a good understanding of our taxation system.
don’t have a good understanding of super legislation.