Help your employees feel Retirement Ready
26 March 2018
4
min read
Help your employees who are one or two years from retirement have their questions answered about their future with QSuper’s new Retirement Ready workplace talk.
QSuper can help your employees nearing retirement prepare for the life they want after paid employment.
Simply contact your Relationship Manager to schedule Retirement Ready, a workshop for employees planning to retire in the next year or two. They will learn to assess their finances and make decisions necessary to lead a happy, healthy, balanced retirement.
This new talk is one of a series of workplace events that QSuper offers to educate workers to take charge of their finances.
Retirement Ready, discusses:
- How much you might need when retiring
- The value of good financial advice
- Government entitlements.
Confidence for your employees
Some of your employees may have given little thought to what they want from life after paid work. Others may have researched extensively but need more answers. Retirement Ready will give them tools to help enjoy their retirement.
In addition to the discussion, your employees will receive a workbook to help them set retirement goals, as well as a checklist of some things to do in the lead-up to retirement.
We’ll share answers and information on everything from the age pension to taxes. We can explain how to optimise benefits and income. Retirement Ready even tackles topics that can be difficult for members to face on their own, such as what happens to a super benefit when someone dies.
And we’ll have plenty of time for questions.
Easy for you
In just a few hours, your people can get expert answers to help them get ready for retirement.
If employees have questions after the session, we can organise follow-up advice appointments with a QInvest adviser.1
Your Relationship Manager is available to answer your questions.
1 QInvest Limited (ABN 35 063 511 580 AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 238274) is a separate legal entity responsible for the financial services and credit services it provides. Advice fees may apply. Refer to the Financial Services Guide for more information.