319 resigning at 60 to access super early + nerd out on super components (preservation, taxable, non-taxable, ESPs)

In today's episode Glen and Martin answer a listener question about quitting a casual job at age 60 and what that means for accessing super. Plus, they dive deep into the behind-the-scenes super components that can affect tax, estate planning and insurance. They touch on:

👉🏻 when quitting a job at 60 lets you access super

👉 the difference between preservation age and conditions of release

👉🏼 how “taxable” vs “non-taxable” super components actually work

👉🏽 why eligible service dates (ESDs) matter for tax and TPD

👉🏾 the risks of rolling over super without understanding the rules

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