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Once you reach your 60th birthday, you’ve also reached preservation age. That means you can now access money from your super. But just because you can, doesn’t necessarily mean you should. The ‘right’ age to retire or withdraw your money from super is different for everybody. If you’ve planned and saved to self-fund your retirement, without the Government Age Pension, this could be a big milestone for you. Many people, however, choose to keep working and contributing to their super for retirement. Some choose to wait until they reach Government Age Pension eligibility age at 67, before taking that leap into retirement.

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