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hmmm, that's interesting. I don't know that I would have had enough in my super though to make it worth while up to this point though. And I would be wanting to live off the money if I am trying to retire not invest it. maybe with some creative bookwork? lol.

yes I am!!!! lol I have asked and asked different people in the super industry and now I am getting really curious as to how manoj does it! no one has been able to tell me. So if it is a legal and valid strategy to release your super before preservation age I am all ears. I seriously want to...

but that still doesn't tell me how to access it before my preservation age.... I have super and will probably convert mine and hubby's to a SMSF in the next year or so and I can see a lot of benefits in using super....but my question was how can ONLY investing in super (as monaj suggests)...

No different to manoj declaring I can access my super before 60, not saying how it can be done, and then calling me naive for not seeing his wisdom:rolleyes:. I'm still waiting for him to explain it as I would be very interested, but having spoken to a couple of super professionals who say it...

I would also like to know how to access super before preservation age. I am not in financial hardship so that one's out, I don't have a terminal disease, so that's no good, i am not applying for newstart (manoj's last suggestion) because i am not looking for a job. I have net assets that put...

My benefits are preserved until 60 because I was born in 68 Hubby was born in 63 so his are untouchable until 58. I cannot access my super until then because I am NOT on Newstart or in financial hardship. I am LOE which by it's very nature means that I am asset rich. So I think Manoj...

I think this is an interesting strategy but I can't see how it helps you retire earlier. My preservation age is 60 and hubby's is 58. We retired a year ago at 40 and 45. I still have 20 years before I can access that money, even if I put it in his super I still have to wait 13 years. Manoj's...

Bill, You might be able to access your super at 60 but I can't! I have to wait until I am 65! Luckily i am retired now! If I had put all my investing in Super I would still have another 23 years to wait.... no thanks!