327 is my money safe with a super fund or financial adviser?

Worried about whether your super is safe? In this episode, Glen and Vince Scully from Life Sherpa dive into the structures behind super funds and financial advice, from industry funds and wrap accounts to red flags and diversification. They answer Angela's question from the Facebook group and unpack what to look for (and what to avoid) when deciding where to put your retirement savings. They talk about:

👉🏽 how super fund structures actually work

👉🏾 why diversification matters more than returns

👉🏼 signs of a trustworthy adviser or fund

👉🏿 red flags to watch for (cold calls, SMSFs, big promises)

👉🏻 why the “cheapest” fund isn’t always the best

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