Safeguarding your future: Women and Financial Planning Melinda Howes General Manager, Superannuation, BT Financial Group 1
Women are still retiring with substantially less than their male counterparts The average Australian superannuation balance at time of retirement for women is 42% less than for men $157,050 $270,710 Source: AFSA; average superannuation balance in 2015-16; retirement age assumed to be 60-64. 2
The majority of women acknowledge Superannuation is critical to secure their financial future, yet… 51 per cent of women believe they won’t have enough for retirement 8 out of 10 women don’t “feel satisfied” with how they are tracking for their financial future Only 2 out of 10 women say they are on track in terms of preparing for their financial future Source: BT research – 2018 BT Financial Health Index – Australian survey 3
To close the gap and fund your future lifestyle 1. Start early 2. Budgeting, budgeting, budgeting 3. Goals based approach 4. Plan for the unexpected 4
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