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Which would you say represents the best prospect for the aged accommodation market, AOG or GTY?
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Paul, I have sold a large portion of shares in my super portfolio and now hold cash.
What is a good place to hold it and get a decent return until the market improves?
I keep hearing about bonds, but have no experience of them.
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I currently have two super funds.
One, an SMSF, which holds a residential property without loans and some Australian shares.
The other, an industry super fund, is invested in approximately 30% Australian shares and approximately 30% international shares. The rest is in a balanced option.
Therefore, a relatively high exposure to shares. Given the current market conditions, I am loath to change the allocations too much. I am considering rolling the industry fund balance into the SMSF. I am looking at retiring in around two years time. What are your thoughts on investment options for the new funds going into the SMSF?
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Do you recommend an estate planning expert? Do you know someone?
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Your answer to the question regarding adding to super after the age of 65 confuses me.
My understanding is that one can contribute up to $180k pa as a non-deductible contribution, without working , up to turning 75 years old, and that the 40 hours work requirement after turning 75 applies to deductible contributions of $35k pa.
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AGL seems to be holding up well in a bad market. Is this sustainable, or should I sell my AGL shares while they are relatively high?
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