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Have fun while you can: there's not much point in dying rich

Q My partner is 63 and no longer works due to injury. I am 62 and work full-time earning $110,000pa, with about $18,000 of my income salary packaged for everyday expenses. We each have $300,000 in superannuation and between us about $500,000 sitting in high-interest savings accounts. Our home is valued at $650,000

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