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What people are thinking about retirement incomes
Friday, July 4th 2014, 11:59AM
Here's a snapshot of interest results from the recent ANZ Retirement Savings Barometer
- 17% of respondents expected to rely solely on NZ Superannuation (NZS)
- 29% of women believed they would need more than $500 per week on top of NZS when they retired, compared with 34% of men indicating they wanted to earn this much
- Despite their lower expectations on future income, 31% of women were confident of reaching their retirement savings goals, compared with 51% of men
- 50% of respondents said they would consider getting professional advice about KiwiSaver and their retirement savings plan
- 55% of people nominated banks as their first choice for advice on KiwiSaver or retirement savings.
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Point two, I wonder if those people who thought they needed $500 per,week, or more, above National super are aware of the capital needed to provide that? At a generous 4%pa, after tax, they would be looking at nearly $700,000, unless they are comfortable with drawing down capital. I wonder how realistic the 31% of women and 51% of men who think they will achieve this are? And how will advisers go about this?
Comforting to see 50% would seek advice although more than half would go to banks. Still, though, a good pool for the independent adviser.