Tahli Cavagnino

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Australian Finance Podcast · What happens to Super when you retire? · 17 Sep 2026 podcast

So it doesn't make sense.

The other big thing uh in this scenario that I would be looking at is the um cash flow impact, because if you're moving to part-time work, for most clients that we work with, when you're making that career transition, the shift in your

income, even if on paper it looks okay, mentally it can be a really big barrier.

Um, it can feel really daunting.

So to reduce your mortgage burden can be very, very meaningful.

And then the third thing that I would look at, although it's a little bit early in this scenario, um, because they are only just turning age 60, but if they're a bit later on in life, like closer to age 67,

then we would would be looking at the um

age pension impact.

Yep.

Because money in your super is accessible.

Money in your principal place of residence is not.

In terms of the reasons against though, uh, I guess you would say that

If you were, for example, to withdraw the entire mortgage balance um from your super.

Hundred and fifty K is twenty one percent of that total capital.

And five hundred and fifty K at sixty, depending on your lifestyle and how much you spend per year, it might not be a huge number for you to work with.

So we might need to take on extra risk in order to meet your objectives.

I'm really talking in advisor language.

Um, and in that case, it might make sense for us to keep the money invested in your super for a long period of time, provided we can meet the repayment obligations.

And similar to that, then you might say also that

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