Transition to Retirement: Your Complete Guide
Transitioning to retirement is becoming an increasing popular lifestyle decision, largely due to superannuation rules encouraging this strategy.
To transition to retirement is to progress from full-time employment to part-time work for several years, before eventually retiring in full. Transitioning into retirement allows partial access to super, while continuing to work, once you have reached your superannuation preservation age.
It is actually possible to capitalise on the transition to retirement rules to reduce tax via what is fondly referred to as a TTR strategy.
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- Transition to Retirement Pension
- Transition to Retirement Rules
- Transition to Retirement Income Stream
- Transition to Retirement Pension Minimum and Maximum
- Transition to Retirement Pension Over 60
- Transition to Retirement Tax
- How To Start a Transition to Retirement Pension
- Transition to Retirement Strategies
- Transition to Retirement Age
- Transition to Retirement Lump Sum Withdrawals
- Transition to Retirement Benefits
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