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Date Posted: Monday, April 15, 12:29:53pm
Author: John
Subject: Thanks Colin
In reply to: Colin 's message, "Re: Super" on Thursday, April 11, 10:38:40am

>John, you basically hit the nail on the head with your
>last comment. You should indeed consult your
>financial adviser on this one.
>Whilst we are happy to respond to specific taxation
>enquiries, super rollover matters and such are better
>addressed to your financial adviser who has all of
>your specific details. The would be more abreast of
>government policy on these matters than us.
>Please let us know if you need any other sort of
>accounting advice, and good luck with it - I wouldn't
>mind retiring at age 55 either!

I have made an appointment with my financial adviser to discuss all this. I suspected I was asking a question outside your area of expertise, but thought it worth a shot anyway.
Great idea this Q and A page.

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