Death in retirement - what happens when your partner dies?

06/03/2025 33 min
Death in retirement - what happens when your partner dies?

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Episode Synopsis

In this Australian Retirement Podcast episode, your host Drew Meredith is joined by founder of Wattle Partners, Jamie Nemtsas who discussed the crucial financial and legal steps to take after losing a partner. From managing assets and debts to estate planning and benefits, this episode guides you through securing your financial future during a difficult time.

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Topics covered today:

Your partner has passed, what you need to do first

Estate and inheritance planning, how to manage the transition

What happens to your assets on death

What role does an adviser play during this period

How does super work on death?


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