Ep 62: Dangers of Rolling Over Your Super - with Jeremy Iannuzzelli
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Dangers of Rolling Over Your Super
Have you ever wondered what it really means to roll over your superannuation? Why is this topic—so crucial to your retirement—rarely discussed with financial advisors? What are the hidden risks, and how can poor timing cost you thousands? In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli dives into the often-overlooked topic of rolling over super.
He explains the potential dangers and why this decision needs more attention—especially during periods of market volatility. Jeremy highlights the risks of crystallising losses when values drop and shares real-world insights from his experience with clients. You'll also learn the key questions to ask your financial advisor before making any changes.
Whether you're in the preservation phase or setting up a self-managed super fund, tune in to this episode, as this could save you thousands!
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