Visualising the ‘retirement version’ of you helps to reveal whether the time is right.
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May 13, 2026 — 5:30am
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As Australians continue to redefine the way they approach retirement, the decision to ‘down tools’ is rarely a simple calculation – but there are financial and personal waypoints that can act as a guide.
Being able to visualise and plan what the ‘retirement version’ of you looks like goes a long way to revealing whether the time is right.
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