Bronwyn Bruce

So it's really, I mean, if you're going to go and change your investment options in super and here we are saying, you know, put it into, you know, lots of aggressive assets.

It's scary.

Yeah.

So that's why I say make the appointment, talk to the super advisor at your fund.

It's no cost to you.

It's an hour out of your day.

It could mean a lot for your future.

So for a lot of the people I've talked about in my research, they're not really thinking about investing outside of super, outside of owning a family home.

So super is the main vehicle for that retirement and the wellbeing in retirement.

So, I mean, there are a few who are investing in shares and ETFs and stuff like that.

I guess super has the tax advantage, especially if you're in a high tax bracket.

That's great.

But it's locked away.

That's the disadvantage.

There's also like that lack of control.

So I guess if you want to invest, maybe you want to retire early like Kate does.

and you want to have that flexibility of having some other money that's outside of super that's in your control that the government can't do anything with because it's not legislated, then investing outside of super could be a great option.

I don't know.

I just think – but, you know, the people that I talked about, it wasn't talked with, you know, that –

They're in the day-to-day.