Glen sits down with Joe Saul-Sehy from Stacking Benjamins live at FinCon in Portland, Oregon. They chat about the money lessons Joe learned the hard way, how to have better money conversations with your partner and more, touching on:

👉🏾 you can’t out-earn bad money habits

👉🏿 who you surround yourself with shapes your success

👉🏻 what makes a successful investor

👉 Joe's investing strategy

👉🏼 mindset around spending in retirement

👉🏽 Joe & his wife Cheryl's money meeting habit

👉🏾 important estate planning conversations to have with your partner

👉🏻 doing nothing is sometimes the best investing move

👉 Joe's advice for people who feel behind with their finances

Check out Stacking Benjamins 👇

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-stacking-benjamins-show/id650045209

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/05GoIBt7Ka4nobVWOBsqlD?si=ffbddfea7430436f

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Need to move a parent or loved one into residential aged care? Glen James and financial adviser Nathan Fradley explain the four types of fees, what changes from 1 November 2025 and different ways to pay for aged care. They cover:

👉 the first steps in seeking aged care support

👉🏼 four key fees: accommodation (RAD/DAP), basic daily, means-tested & additional services

👉🏽 changes from 1 November 2025

👉🏽 why you don’t have to sell the family home straight away

👉🏾 updating Centrelink to avoid surprise bills

👉🏿 why lending money to a parent can backfire

👉🏻 case study: $1.6m home, $20k cash, $69k annual care costs

👉 options & strategies for funding aged care

👉🏼 strategies for couples when only one partner needs care

Connect with Nathan: https://www.nathanfradley.com.au/

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Xg1tGdw8Y2s

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Glen James is joined by independent financial adviser Nathan Fradley to cover the big question: how much money do you actually need to retire in Australia? They cover:

👉 Centrelink income vs assets test

👉🏼 super balances vs pension payments

👉🏽 retirement psychology & fear of spending

👉🏾 ASFA standards for comfortable vs modest lifestyles

👉🏿 case studies: $500k, $1m and $2m portfolios

👉🏻 modelling returns, inflation & drawdown rates

👉 tips for the last 10 years before retirement

Nathan's website: https://www.nathanfradley.com.au/

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/qgsEdKGglOk

Nathan's website: https://www.nathanfradley.com.au/

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In this episode, Glen is joined by financial adviser Nathan Fradley to unpack the often-misunderstood “granny flat provision” also known as a granny flat interest or right. They chat about how Centrelink assesses these arrangements, when they can work well, a real case study, plus risks to watch out for. The cover:

👉 what a granny flat right actually is & how Centrelink assesses it

👉🏼 homeowner vs non-homeowner rules explained

👉🏽 the “reasonable test” and how much you can contribute

👉🏾 gifting vs deprived assets

👉🏿 real case study - Gail & Peter sell their home and move in with kids

👉🏻 benefits when the arrangement works well

👉 key risks - contracts, estate planning & family conflict

👉🏼 tricky scenarios (multiple kids, new partners, family law issues)

👉🏽 the five-year rule and what happens if arrangements end early

👉🏾 when granny flat provisions may or may not be right for you

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/9yMKFP4706s

Nathan's website: https://www.nathanfradley.com.au/

The case study: https://www.nathanfradley.com.au/post/an-introduction-to-using-granny-flat-rights

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In this episode Glen and Martin unpack your questions:

👉 should you change your super investment strategy when the markets are volatile

👉🏼 inheriting property and CGT rules after 2 years

👉🏽 strategies to reduce tax when selling inherited property

👉🏾 how the 6-year rule works if you rent out your PPOR

👉🏿 what the transfer balance cap means in retirement planning

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In today’s episode, Glen and Martin unpack:

👉 how the Centrelink work bonus test works

👉🏼 member-directed super options like Choice Plus

👉🏾 their thoughts on DIY'ing your super investments

👉🏻 super strategies when one partner is 7 years younger

👉🏿 how much do you need to self fund in retirement?

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The productivity commission roundtable was held last week in Canberra. To discuss what was on the table, Glen is joined by Allegra Spender, Independent Member for Wentworth, so you can stay up to date. They talk about:

👉 the context of the productivity commission roundtable

👉🏼 Allegra Spender's background and her current role

👉🏽 what the productivity commission roundtable was focused on

👉🏾 the training levy topic brought to the table

👉🏿 the building and construction code discussion

👉🏻 the topic of tax reform and the views shared

👉 intergenerational financial inequality

👉🏼 the housing crisis and what impacts it

👉🏽 what's next on the agenda?

This was recorded on Wednesday 27 August.

Here was the previous episode with Allegra Spender: https://shows.acast.com/my-millennial-money/episodes/638c

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In today's Q&A, Glen and Martin discuss:

👉🏻 should you sell inherited shares and buy ETFs? Plus SRN, HIN and CHESS sponsorship explained

👉 extra non-concessional contributions vs paying down the mortgage

👉🏼 can I still salary sacrifice up to the $30k cap even if my super balance is over $500k

👉🏽 retire with an IP or sell IP and put money in super?

Watch the 'money by age' mini-series here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQW_VRWNC0jTfzNGxPpfuwdot5SE5GMlj&si=rHczkiFPbiZReCsz

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In this 2-part mini series, Glen is joined by Justin Bott, a Community Information Officer from Services Australia to unpack everything around the Centrelink age pension. In part 2, Glen and Justin discuss what you need to know about living on the pension, touching on:

👉🏾 changes you must tell Centrelink within 14 days

👉🏿 how working affects your pension and tax

👉🏻 gifting limits and their impact on payments

👉 what deeming is and how it’s calculated

👉🏼 travelling overseas and the portability rules

👉🏽 how super interacts with your pension eligibility

Check out part 1 'getting ready to claim' here: https://youtu.be/gdUtPARt5I0

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In this 2 part mini-series, Glen is joined by Justin Bott, a Community Information Officer from Services Australia to unpack everything around the Centrelink age pension. In this episode Glen and Justin discuss preparing to claim. Stay tuned for next week where we cover living on the pension. In this episode they touch on:

👉 when to start preparing to claim

👉🏼 the benefits of chatting with a financial information service officer

👉🏽 assets and income eligibility

👉🏾 who's eligible for the commonwealth seniors health card 

👉🏿 how and when to apply

👉🏻 how to access help with navigating digital services

You can contact the Financial Information Service on 132 300, ask for Financial Information Service or learn more at https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/financial-information-service

Free Financial Information webinars here: https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/financial-information-service-live-webinars

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Your 70s are a time to enjoy life and set things up smoothly for the future. In this episode, Glen James and financial advisor Martin McGrath walk through what to consider in this decade of retirement. They talk about:

👉🏾 maximising age pension and seniors health card

👉🏿 considering funeral bonds and gifting strategies

👉🏻 managing pension income and super withdrawals

👉 simplifying finances and assets

👉🏼 re-contribution and downsizer strategies

👉🏽 updating your estate plan

👉🏾 giving with intention (before you die)

👉🏿 enjoying your wealth while you can

Check out all episodes in this money by age series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQW_VRWNC0jTfzNGxPpfuwdot5SE5GMlj&si=rHczkiFPbiZReCsz

Watch the episode 'when to cancel life insurance' here: https://youtu.be/6mGpbB3lcio

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Your 60s are all about fine-tuning your retirement game plan. In today's episode Glen and Martin cover the key financial moves to make during this decade, from topping up your super to planning how and when you’ll retire. They touch on:

👉 how to use concessional and non-concessional super contributions

👉🏽 transition to retirement (TTR) pensions explained

👉🏾 when to access super and pay off your mortgage

👉🏿 preparing for Centrelink and the age pension

👉🏻 gifting, travel and smart use of inheritance

🎥 Watch the YouTube version with visual slides: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQW_VRWNC0jTfzNGxPpfuwdot5SE5GMlj&si=rHczkiFPbiZReCsz

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Your 50s are an exciting time to start laying the groundwork for a great retirement. In today’s episode, Glen and Martin cover:

👉 stopping extra mortgage repayments

👉🏼 topping up concessional contributions 

👉🏽 checking that your investments align with your preferences

👉🏾 reviewing insurance as needs change

👉🏿 building your retirement vision 

👉🏻 seeing your GP and doing health checks

👉 considering your aging parents

Check out all episodes in this money by age series on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQW_VRWNC0jTfzNGxPpfuwdot5SE5GMlj&si=rHczkiFPbiZReCsz

Watch the episode 'when to cancel life insurance' here: https://youtu.be/6mGpbB3lcio

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Worried about whether your super is safe? In this episode, Glen and Vince Scully from Life Sherpa dive into the structures behind super funds and financial advice, from industry funds and wrap accounts to red flags and diversification. They answer Angela's question from the Facebook group and unpack what to look for (and what to avoid) when deciding where to put your retirement savings. They talk about:

👉🏽 how super fund structures actually work

👉🏾 why diversification matters more than returns

👉🏼 signs of a trustworthy adviser or fund

👉🏿 red flags to watch for (cold calls, SMSFs, big promises)

👉🏻 why the “cheapest” fund isn’t always the best

Check out the episode about wrap accounts here - Youtube | Apple Podcast | Spotify

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It’s the start of a new financial year and with that comes a bunch of changes that could impact your retirement planning. Glen and Martin unpack what’s changed from 1 July 2025 and what you need to watch out for before 30 June 2026. They cover:

👉🏽 super guarantee increase and how it affects your pay

👉🏾 transfer balance cap changes explained

👉🏼 new Medicare levy and HELP thresholds

👉🏿 why your 30 June super balance really matters

👉🏻 what to check before making super contributions or starting a pension

To see the slides for this episode watch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/JQAYWR01vTU

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In today's community Q&A, Glen James and Martin McGrath unpack:

👉 what is spouse super splitting and who would this strategy suit

👉🏼 can/should anon open a new pension account for an inheritance?

👉🏽 when to fill out a notice of intent to claim for a super contribution

👉🏾 can my motorhome be deemed my primary residence for Centrelink purposes?

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If you’ve paid off the mortgage, the kids are grown, and retirement is on the horizon, you might be wondering... do I still need life insurance? In this episode, Glen and insurance adviser Phil Thompson from Skye Wealth dig into how to know if you're overinsured, how to reduce premiums without going cold turkey, and the real reasons people hang onto cover (even when they might not need to). Plus, when income protection and disability cover might still be worth it in your 50s and 60s.

Considering reviewing your insurance needs? Check out https://skye.com.au/

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Glen & Martin unpack how the proposed $3 million super tax (Division 296) actually works. They cover who’s likely to be affected, how the tax is calculated (including the controversial unrealised gains), and what options you might consider if you’re close to the threshold. Covered in the episode:

👉🏼 who the $3m tax applies to (and who it doesn’t)

👉🏽 how the tax is calculated—including unrealised gains

👉🏾 when this could start and why the date might shift

👉🏿 tax planning options: keep it in super or take it out?

👉 how this fits into broader estate planning strategies

Watch this episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/kbJDHgNEzgE

Watch the case study mentioned in the ep here: https://youtu.be/ip-gNbCiH6s

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In this episode, Glen and Vince Scully break down WRAP accounts and how they can be used for wealth accumulation and retirement planning. They discuss their benefits, tax advantages and features, and how they provide greater control and flexibility compared to traditional superannuation funds. They also clear up common misconceptions and explain when a WRAP account may be beneficial based on your financial situation and retirement goals. Glen and Vince cover:

👉 what exactly is a WRAP account?

👉🏼 key benefits of WRAP accounts for tax efficiency and control

👉🏽 how they differ from traditional super funds

👉🏾 the advantages of having more control over asset allocation

👉🏿 who benefits most from WRAP accounts (balance size & time to retirement)

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Got a rental property you’re thinking of selling before retirement? In this episode, Glen and Martin break down how to use your super to reduce your capital gains tax. They touch on:

👉 how capital gains tax works when selling an investment property

👉🏼 using concessional contributions to reduce your tax bill

👉🏽 what carry-forward rules let you do (and who qualifies)

👉🏾 the bring-forward rule and using non-concessional contributions

👉🏿 when it makes sense to prioritise super over mortgage repayments

👉🏻 how age and super balance limits impact your options

👉 practical tax savings examples and watch-outs for timing

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Any advice is general financial advice only which does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the advice is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on the information. If you do choose to buy a financial product read the product disclosure statement (PDS) and target market determination (TMD) and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored to your needs. Symo Interactive Pty Ltd trading as Retire Right Australia & Glen James are authorised representatives of MoneySherpa Pty Ltd which holds financial services licence 451289. Martin McGrath, Financial Edge Group and their employed financial advisers are authorised representatives of Synchron Advice AFSL 243313.

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