
It's Never Too Late To Start Saving, Advice For People In Their 40's.
About this episode
On today’s episode, Warren Ingram does a Q&A with one of our followers, Chantelle, who is looking for financial advice for people in their 40s. Warren gives advice around saving towards a comfortable retirement through RAs, investments, access bonds & more.
Questions/ Topics:
- Is a retirement annuity the way to go?
- Should I leave my money in a RA or move it to a new provider?
- Where should I put a large lump sum of money, into my home loan, in investments or an RA?
- How does it work when you get paid out from your RA? Do you get 1/3 as a lump sum and then do you need to reinvest the rest?
- Does it make sense for me to put my travel money into my access bond whilst I’m saving up for my next trip?
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