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Strategies for Debt Reduction and Enjoying Your 60s

Feeling like debt is getting in the way of the retirement lifestyle you’ve worked hard for? Your 60s should be about more freedom, better choices and peace of mind, not constant stress over credit cards, personal loans, bills or repayments.

 

We look at practical strategies that may help Australians reduce debt while still enjoying life in their 60s.We’ll talk through realistic ways to review what you owe, prioritise repayments, avoid risky quick fixes, make room for the things that matter, and know when it may be time to ask for support.

 

Whether you’re approaching retirement, already retired, or simply wanting to feel more in control of your money, this discussion is designed to help you think more clearly about debt, lifestyle and financial wellbeing in this stage of life.


Robert Goudie, CFP, (ASIC Reg 235974) and Ashley Rowan, FChFP GradDipFP, (ASIC Reg 433899), are authorised representatives of Consortium Private Wealth Pty Ltd | ABN 74 616 250 965 AFS Licence 495401

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