When can you access your Superannuation?

Presented by Rob Goudie, Financial Adviser at Consortium Private Wealth in Horsham.
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[@AussieguyQLD]

Hi team, very informative thanks, and like the rest of your content: factual, concise and enjoyable. My understanding is that from age 65, we should be able to access our super as either an account-based income stream or a lump sum. This reflects what a lot of other commentators say also. But what I'm not hearing anyone say is - and maybe it's because we're not able to - that we can take part-lump sum and part-income stream. Can we determine to take a percentage as a lump-sum as a percentage as an income stream? Cheers😊

[@ConsortiumPW]

Thank you for your feedback. Correct full access at age 65 regardless of working or not. Yes you can. What many do is roll 100% to pension then grab the lump sums they need along the way for the extra spends. Its harder to get large amount into superannuation but easy to take it all out. Thanks Rob