Article from insights.bt.com.au
Rice Warner analysis shows that the retirement savings gap for women of working age is currently at a staggering $383 billion. What this means is, that if you still want to shop til’ you drop after retirement, then it’s good to start maximising your super contributions now rather than later – even if life after work seems like a long way away.
Watch Jacqueline in the video below talk about how she plans to make her good retirement savings great, so she can still indulge her passion for beautiful shoes and other of life’s lovely luxuries.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbrUcC0i3Ho
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