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Helping the Grandkids Without Overstepping (opens the original)
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The cost of educating children continues to rise, and many grandparents would love to help their families — but how can they do it without overstepping? Tim is joined by Amy Parsons from Futurity to explore how Education Bonds can give grandparents a flexible way to plan ahead for their grandchildren's education. They discuss how grandparents can retain control of the investment while nominating grandchildren as beneficiaries, provide for multiple grandchildren, and even start planning before fu
Its Cool to Cry (opens the original)
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We often talk about the importance of checking in on others and asking “Are you OK?” But how good are we at recognising when 'we’re' not OK — and having the confidence to say so? In this episode, Tim is joined by Jack Davis, founder of It’s Cool to Cry, for an open and personal conversation about mental health, emotions and why we shouldn't wait until crisis point to start talking. Jack shares the experiences that led him to create It’s Cool to Cry, including losing his partner Ellie to suicide
Building an Epic Retirement (opens the original)
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What if planning for retirement didn't start with money? In this episode of The Grass is Greener, Tim is joined by author, podcaster and retirement educator Bec Wilson, author of How to Have an Epic Retirement and Prime Time. Bec challenges the traditional idea of retirement as simply the point where we stop working. Instead, she encourages us to think about the second half of life as a gradual transition — one where we can make increasingly deliberate choices about work, health, purpose, travel
Who gets your Super when you Die? (opens the original)
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You might have a Will, but does that mean your super will end up where you want it to? Following recent ABC News coverage suggesting around 15.7 million Australians may not have a binding death benefit nomination in place, Tim takes a look at how super death benefit nominations actually work — and why simply naming someone may not be enough. In this episode, we cover: - Why your super doesn't automatically form part of your estate or follow your Will - Who you're actually allowed to nominate to
Will Your Kids Pay Tax on Your Super? (opens the original)
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Many Australians assume that because their superannuation is tax-free in retirement, it will also be tax-free when they leave it to their family. Unfortunately, that's not always the case. If your super is ultimately inherited by financially independent adult children, part of your balance could be subject to tax—potentially reducing their inheritance by thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of dollars. In this episode, Tim explains one of the most overlooked areas of retirement and estate p
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