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Why are so many retirees still spending like it’s 1991?
The success of super has created a new retirement problem we don’t discuss enough – people don’t know how to manage their money so they can confidently spend.
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What happenedThe success of super has created a new retirement problem we don’t discuss enough – people don’t know how to manage their money so they can confidently spend.
The headline splitThe headlines are mostly aligned. The differences are small wording choices, not a major framing split.
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Left / center-leftWhy are so many retirees still spending like it’s 1991?
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
CenterWhy are so many retirees still spending like it’s 1991?
The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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Why are so many retirees still spending like it’s 1991?
The success of super has created a new retirement problem we don’t discuss enough – people don’t know how to manage their money so they can confidently spend.
Why are so many retirees still spending like it’s 1991?
The success of super has created a new retirement problem we don’t discuss enough – people don’t know how to manage their money so they can confidently spend.