The path to a happier retirementBY MATTHEW WAI | THURSDAY, 2 JUL 2026 5:00PMFinancial education and knowledge A clear knowledge gap persists, despite 30% of Australians aged 60+ saying they'd be much happier if they had access to education on their financial options in retirement. According to Mandy Mannix, "after decades of savings, we are asking retirees to do something that feels completely counter-intuitive-to start spending. That change requires financial guidance and support to nudge them to behaviours that will deliver long term positive outcomes. Older Australians want a guaranteed, regular income in retirement to manage day to day expenses and provide long-term financial security for life, but access and awareness remain key barriers". Get articles like this delivered to your email - Sign up for the free weekly newsletter More Articles |
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