Household Capital is a specialist financial services firm providing longevity income to help senior Australians. Live Well At Home™.At Household Capital we are proud to be creating financial independence for retired Australians by taking a holistic approach to managing retirement income. Our income products facilitate a balance between lifetime savings and longevity income by providing a flexible choice to draw income needs from superannuation, the family home and the aged pension. This enables the diversification of savings, asset growth and the harvesting of income throughout retirement.Our products are delivered under financial advice alongside superannuation industry partners who share a commitment to helping Australian retirees. Live Well At Home™

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"Ideally, in retirement you want a reliable income stream, you want access from time to time to small amounts of capital, and thirdly, you want to have some kind of longevity risk protection so you don't have that fear always of running out of funds" - Household Capital advisory board chair Deborah Ralston #retirementincome #retirementfunding #livewellathome
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Your retiree clients can draw on a portion of their home equity to receive a monthly or fortnightly income stream, to live a comfortable retirement lifestyle without having to be concerned about every dollar spent #retirementincome #retirementfunding #livewellathome
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'Rising living costs and this year’s increasing market volatility are “frightening the wits” out of self-funded retirees attempting to achieve a comfortable retirement managing their nest eggs' - 
accessing home equity to meet long-term retirement needs can alleviate this pressure #retirementfunding #retirementincome #livewellathome

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Our research found self-funded retirees found it more challenging to make ends meet given persistently low interest rates and rising costs, which are impacting across the socio-economic spectrum. 

A regular drawdown from home equity can increase #retirementincome and alleviate cost pressures, resulting in a more comfortable retirement #retirementfunding #livewellathome
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Retirees need flexible access to income and capital, now and in the future - these strategies for using home equity can enhance retirement funding #retirementincome #retirementstrategies #retirementplanning

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This morning for International Women’s Day #IWD2022 we came together to celebrate women and girls everywhere. We recognised the importance of women's leadership across all areas of life and the contributions we make, but importantly recognised the many areas that still need addressing to support women further and progress towards a gender-equal world.

We were grateful to be joined by Julia Angrisano who is the National Secretary at Finance Sector Union of Australia. Julia discussed where parity is still a work in progress, particularly in times of crisis where women often bear the burden.

Julia also spoke about the actionable steps that can be taken that support women in bridging the gender pay gap, the accumulation of superannuation, and supporting women in times of domestic violence.

Additionally, we heard from our own at Household Capital what #breakthebias means to them and what changes they would like to see.

“Without the inclusion of half of the world's population, it is unlikely that solutions for a sustainable planet and a gender equal world tomorrow will be realised.” - UN Women

Household Capital is a specialist financial services firm that provides longevity income to help senior Australians. They offer a holistic approach to managing retirement income by facilitating a balance between lifetime savings and longevity income through flexible income products. Their goal is to create financial independence for retired Australians and improve retirement funding.

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