baxter
Really enjoyed reading your posts. This part resonated with me.
"About six months after I retired I felt something was amiss medically , I had extensive tests for the usual suspects but I came up trumps . Then it dawned on me ,
it was all those years of stress from all the politics ,
a few incalcitrant workmates and clients and actual LIFE making decisions leaving my body , I physically felt it."
I'm still working but it's driving me crazy. I know exactly what you are talking about.
I'm presently in a government fund with defined benefit. I also salary sacrifice into an accumulation fund. I'm seriously considering a SMSF but am undecided about a "provider". The current fund has fees based on % of balance. Poor returns and a poor value. Not quite confident enough to go with an internet one yet, so looking for an accountant who can provide the service with the rip off fees. I'm in Brisbane if anyone can suggest something. Really appreciate any advice.
I'm fairly savvy with equities and I took particular note of your comments of the "buy for dividend" strategy.
Anyway, like you did, I'm currently researching and taking advice, so appreciate any from everyone.
Ta.
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