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Retiring early is a goal of many, but opting for a semi-retirement where you get the best of both worlds might be a better plan.

Why you should think twice about retiring early

Most people who aim for retirement in their forties or even early fifties find that when they get there, it isn’t what they are looking for at all.

  • by Bec Wilson

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Can I open a super account for my young grandson?

Helping kids with their super can mean you’ll run into some hurdles.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

Can we put our rental income back into super?

There are no limits on adding to your super until you hit a certain age, but there’s a question of why you’d want to.

Paul Benson
Paul Benson

Money contributor

How do I avoid my kids being taxed at 66%?

Children are taxed at a much higher rate than adults, but this won’t apply to their own earnings.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

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