Two pots: six critical pillars financial advisers need to know when guiding their clients
While the two-pot retirement system will improve longer-term retirement outcomes, customers must be guided on the pitfalls of early access.
While the two-pot retirement system will improve longer-term retirement outcomes, customers must be guided on the pitfalls of early access.
Delaying the implementation date and raising the seeding cap are among the announcements and clarifications.
Retirement industry bodies plead for a later implementation date, but Cosatu says 1 March next year is a ‘red line’.
Organisations representing the retirement industry call attention to the ‘problematic’ provisions in the draft legislation for the two-pot retirement system.
The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Finance has announced the deadline for submissions on various pieces of draft tax legislation.
The new edition of ‘The Ultimate Guide to Retirement in South Africa’ provides the big picture about retirement, facilitating informed conversations between clients and advisers.
How accessibility and seeding will impact members of defined-benefit retirement funds.
Money in the savings pot should be withdrawn only as a last resort, for absolute financial emergencies.
Administrators are concerned there is not enough time for financial advisers and members to understand the implications of the changes.
It’s also hoping for concessions on access to the retirement pot when members are retrenched or dismissed.
The updated legislation puts the retirement industry in a better position to be ready by 1 March 2024, it says.
Retirement fund members who are expecting a big pay-out will be disappointed.
A guide to the features of the three components: savings, retirement, and vested.
Plus: the proposals for defined-benefit funds, inter-fund transfers, section 37D deductions, and the taxation of contributions and growth.
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Sanlam’s modelling looks at the impact of the system’s conflicting aims: higher preservation rates and access to savings.
One of the first steps when advising clients on the pending two-pot changes is to get a clear view of their overall retirement-funding portfolio.