eNews – October 2026

This month, we tackle two common debt dilemmas: how to approach retirement when you still have a home loan to pay off, and what you can do when personal debt refuses to budge.

We also look at some common retirement regrets, and how a little planning now could help you avoid them later. Plus, we explore the small money moves that can really move the needle over the long run. And to round things out, we turn to estate planning and look at what happens if you die without a will or a valid super beneficiary nomination in place.

Enjoy the edition.

What can you do if your mortgage follows you into retirement?

Debt doesn’t have to derail your retirement plans. Here are some ways to help manage it.

Common retirement regrets and how to avoid them

We can learn a lot from those who’ve already travelled the road ahead of us.

6 strategies to help get out of debt

Here are a few ways to start chipping away at pesky debt.

Small money moves that can compound over a decade

You don’t need to make dramatic changes to improve your financial position.

What happens when you die without a will or super beneficiary?

Dying without the right paperwork in place could create headaches for your loved ones.