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If you’re unable to work due to permanent physical or mental conditions, or needing to stop work to care for someone, a range of government support payments are available to eligible early retirees through Centrelink.
If you’re facing redundancy, it’s important to manage your finances and look after your health and wellbeing during what can be a challenging time. We’ve put together a straightforward guide to help.
In times of need, community organisations, community legal centres and some government agencies offer free financial counselling to help sort out your money problems. Visit the MoneySmart website to find a financial counsellor near you.
Depending on the level of cover you have and where the insurance is held, you may be entitled to benefit payments. If you're not sure if you have insurance, it's worth checking if you have any cover through your super fund.
A sudden change in lifestyle can leave you feeling lost or confused. Headlight is a free online service that can help you better understand your mental health through a simple questionnaire, and provides you with evidence-based resources to help you take control.
Feeling ready for early retirement isn’t just about your super balance. We’re a proud partner of SuperFriend, an organisation that offers a range of support – including help to find a GP, psychologist or retirement coach. Now could be the right time to sit down and speak with someone.
