Why Transition to Retirement? Perth Financial Adviser Explains
Key Takeaways A Transition to Retirement (TTR) strategy lets you draw a regular income from your super while still working - no need to quit cold turkey. One of the most underused benefits of a TTR strategy is the chance to test your actual retirement budget before you fully step away from work. Australians born on or after 1 July 1964 reach preservation age at 60 - the point at which a TTR income stream becomes accessible. Combining salary sacrifice with a TTR income stream can improve tax efficiency, but the numbers vary significantly depending on your personal situation - something worth mapping out carefully before you start. Approved Financial Planners works with Western Australians approaching this stage of life to model TTR strategies that match real goals, not just general assumptions. Retirement Is Not All-or-Nothing There is a common assumption that retirement is a single, definitive moment - you work on Friday, and on Monday you do not. For a growing number of Australians, t...