Hello all
Not having or wanting an SMSF I am currently with ING living super, I am approaching retirement and would like opinions on how to structure my super when in pension mode. As there aren't too many options available is it as simple as leaving everything in the balanced option and drawing down from that or am I being too simplistic, I have read a little about the bucket principle and that sounds reasonable.
Ideas would be most welcome, I have lost faith in financial advisers over the years and not sure if I need to part with any more cash to them if the options open to me are limited
Apologies for the misleading code ....I could not work out how to post without putting something in
Regards Scott
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