Building Blocks Financial Planning

Most people spend decades working toward retirement - but not nearly enough time planning for it. But here's the thing: knowing where you stand now gives you time to do something about it.

The age pension averages around $24,000 a year for a single person. That's not travelling, eating out, or doing the things you've been looking forward to. That's just getting by.

We think you deserve more than that.

At Building Blocks Financial Planning, we put together a clear, tailored plan around your super, investments and insurance so you can retire when and how you want to. Not just whenever the age pension kicks in.

We're here to help you plan ahead - without the pressure.

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📞 Call us on 03 9748 7999
📩 Email [email protected]

If we had a dollar for every time someone asked us, "How much money do I actually need to retire?", we’d probably be retired ourselves!

And you can forget the 'million-dollar retirement myth' - here's what the actual data says.

A few things to note:

🔵 Both figures assume you own your home outright by the time you stop working.
🔵 A "Comfortable" standard gives you the money to cover: private health insurance, a reliable vehicle, dining out regularly, interstate travel every year and overseas every seven years, and more.
🔵 A "Modest" standard gives you basic private health insurance, own a basic car, infrequent fun activities like a trip to the movies, an annual domestic trip and not much more.

But, everyone's different! And your own 'magic number' will support your own unique goals and lifestyle. A tailored retirement strategy will maximise your super and pension entitlements, so you have enough.

We're passionate about people having the finances to enjoy their retirement. If you're ready to start planning, we're ready too.

Book your free first appointment with our team:

📆 Book at https://bit.ly/3OL46JL
📞 Call us on 03 9748 7999
📩 Email [email protected]

Source: ASFA https://bit.ly/4vEtwNT

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*This is general information. It is not financial advice. We have not considered your personal financial circumstances. You should consider the appropriateness of the advice for your circumstances before making any decision.