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Not enough time or money - Supercharge your clients’ super

Michael Harkin, National Manager – Training and Advice, Topdocs

What we will be discussing

1. Time and Money

2. Retirement Lifestyles

3. Supercharge Options

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Time and Money

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Time and Money

Geoffrey Chaucer - “Time and tide wait for no man” Benjamin Franklin - “Time is money”

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Time and Money

Geoffrey Chaucer - “Time and tide wait for no man” Benjamin Franklin - “Time is money” Shirley Temple - “Time is money - Wasted time means wasted money means trouble”

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Time and Money

Geoffrey Chaucer - “Time and tide wait for no man” Benjamin Franklin - “Time is money” Shirley Temple - “Time is money - Wasted time means wasted money means trouble” Dr Seuss - “How did it get so late so soon”

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Time and Money

= Age Money =

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Retirement Lifestyles

How long will my super last?

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Retirement Lifestyles

• Longevity

• Accumulated Super

• Spending/Saving Habits

• Generation

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Retirement Lifestyles

Age Male Female Age Male Female

55 26.95 30.53 63 20.14 23.35

56 26.08 29.61 64 19.34 22.48

57 25.20 28.70 65 18.54 21.62

58 24.34 27.79 66 17.76 20.76

59 23.48 26.89 67 16.99 19.92

60 22.63 26.00 68 16.24 19.08

61 21.79 25.11 69 15.49 18.24

62 20.96 24.23 70 14.76 17.42

Table 1 – Life Expectancy Rates

Source: Australian Life Tables 2005-07

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Retirement Lifestyles

Effective Earning

Rate % 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Drawdown %

5% 22.43 25.80 31.00 41.04

6% 18.32 20.48 23.45 28.01 36.72

7% 15.49 16.99 18.93 21.60 25.68 33.40

8% 13.42 14.53 15.90 17.67 20.10 23.79 30.73

9% 11.84 12.69 13.72 14.99 16.62 18.85 22.23 28.55

10% 10.59 11.27 12.07 13.02 14.21 15.73 17.79 20.91

11% 9.58 10.13 10.77 11.52 12.42 13.53 14.95 16.88

12% 8.74 9.21 9.73 10.34 11.05 11.90 12.94 14.27

13% 8.04 8.44 8.88 9.38 9.95 10.62 11.43 12.42

Table 2 – How long before my savings run out?

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Retirement Lifestyles

Pigeon holes: • Not enough

• Improvement

• Comfortable

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Retirement Lifestyles

Time and Money Helps Hinders Supercharging Super

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Supercharge Options

• Grow

• Preserve

• Plan

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Supercharge Options - Growth

• Contributions

• Investment

• Borrowing

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Supercharge Options - Growth

Contributions

• Personal Injury

• CGT Cap Amounts

• Missed Contributions

• Consolidating Superannuation

• Excess Contributions

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Supercharge Options - Growth

Personal Injury

• Personal Injury • Structured Settlements

• Compensation Orders

• No Limits/Contribution Caps

• Work Test

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Supercharge Options - Growth

CGT Cap Amounts

• Small Business 15-Year Exemption

• Small Business Retirement Exemption

• Structures

• Work Test

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Supercharge Options - Growth

Investment

• Adviser Role

• Risk Profile

• Prudent Investment

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Supercharge Options - Growth

Borrowing

• Returns +/-

• Risk Profile & Prudent Investment

• Business Premises

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Supercharge Options - Preservation

• Pensions

• Costs

• Penalties

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Supercharge Options - Preservation

Pensions

• Early

• One size fits all

• Tax environments

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Supercharge Options - Preservation

Costs

• Taxation

• Documentation

• Consolidation

• Penalties

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Supercharge Options - Preservation

Penalties

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Supercharge Options - Preservation

Penalties

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Supercharge Options - Planning

• Transition to Retirement

• Insurance

• Estate Planning

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Supercharge Options - Planning Transition to Retirement

Do nothing Salary sacrifice + TRIS Package $122,000 $122,000 SG (included in package) -$10,585 -$10,585 Salary sacrifice - -$24,415 Year 1 taxable salary $111,415 $87,000 Year 1 TRIS - $19,720 Year 1 gross income $111,415 $106,720 Year 1 tax on gross income -$29,171 -$24,476 Year 1 total net income $82,244 $82,244 Balance accumulation account - end year 1 $326,847 $29,750 Balance TRIS - $301,280 Balance total super $326,847 $331,030 Difference - Year 1 - $4,183

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Supercharge Options - Planning

Insurance

• Temporary Disability

• Total and Permanent Disability

• Death

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Supercharge Options - Planning

Estate Planning ‘Lifecycle’

• Enduring Power of Attorney

• SMSF Strategies

• Equalisation of Benefit

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Supercharge your Clients’ Super “How did it get so late so soon?” “Time and tide wait for no man”

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Disclaimer

© Michael Harkin, Topdocs 2015

This presentation is for general information only. Every effort has been made to ensure that it is accurate, however it is not intended to be a complete description of the matters described. The presentation has been prepared without taking into account any personal objectives, financial situation or needs. It does not contain and is not to be taken as containing any securities advice or securities recommendation.

Furthermore, it is not intended that it be relied on by recipients for the purpose of making investment decisions and is not a replacement of the requirement for individual research or professional tax advice. This presentation was accompanied by an oral presentation, and is not a complete record of the discussion held. No part of this presentation should be used elsewhere without prior consent from the author.