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Financial Planning. Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne

Author: Maciej Stanek

Maciej Stanek AFP® is a Canberra-based financial adviser specialising in public servant superannuation (CSS, PSS, PSSap), defence force schemes (DFRDB, MSBS), redundancy advice for APS workers, and Division 296 super tax planning. ASIC Authorised Representative No. 000449178. Verify on the Moneysmart Financial Advisers Register: https://moneysmart.gov.au/financial-advice/financial-advisers-register#!id=000449178

What Is the 54/11 Scheme? The CSS Strategy Explained in Plain English

Couple in their mid-fifties reviewing superannuation paperwork together at a table in a bright, neutral room.

54/11 explained: resign at least two days before turning 55, preserve your CSS benefit, claim it at 55 as a Deferred Benefit. Who can still use it in 2026.

Taking a Redundancy at 60, 65 or Past Age Pension Age: Tax, Super and the Age Pension

Senior couple discussing redundancy and retirement paperwork with a financial adviser in a bright office.

From Age Pension age (67), a redundancy is no longer genuine for tax and the tax-free amount disappears. What older APS members should check before accepting.

Superannuation Advice in Canberra: Contributions, Consolidation and the Schemes That Make This City Different

Financial adviser walking a couple through superannuation documents in a bright Canberra office.

Superannuation advice in Canberra — contribution strategy, consolidation, investment options, CSS, PSS, PSSap and Defence super, from ASIC-registered advisers.

Declined or Missed Out on a Voluntary Redundancy? Retention Periods and Involuntary Redundancy in the APS

Public servant thoughtfully reviewing paperwork in a modern office while weighing a redundancy decision.

Missed out on an APS voluntary redundancy, or declined the offer? What a retention period is, how redeployment works, and what an involuntary exit pays.

APS & ACT Government Voluntary Redundancy Rounds: Agency-by-Agency Tracker

Financial professional presenting agency staffing data on an office screen — tracking APS and ACT Government voluntary redundancy rounds.

Which departments are offering voluntary redundancies? Agency-by-agency APS and ACT tracker, with Senate Estimates figures added as they’re released.

Redundancy in the ACT Government Public Service: Tax, Super and the Decision in Front of You

Public servant reviewing an ACT Government redundancy offer at an office desk.

ACT Government redundancy explained for ACTPS staff: severance under the enterprise agreement, how tax changes at 67, super access, and weighing the decision.

Income Protection, Life and TPD Insurance Advice in Canberra

An Australian couple reviewing their personal insurance and household financial documents together at home.

How much income protection you actually need, what cover is already sitting in your super, and when life or TPD belongs outside it — Canberra adviser guidance.

Retirement Planning Canberra: Super, Pensions and the Age Pension Explained

Lake Burley Griffin and Telstra Tower, Canberra — specialist retirement planning for public servants, ADF members and self-funded retirees

Retirement planning in Canberra for public servants, ADF members and self-funded retirees — super, pensions and the Age Pension explained.

Account-Based Pension vs Annuity: The Retirement Income Decision in 2026

Senior couple at a desk reviewing retirement-income documents with a laptop and smartphone, illustrating the account-based pension versus annuity decision Véurr Financial Planning helps Canberra pre-retirees navigate.

Account-based pension or annuity? How they compare on flexibility, income certainty, tax and Centrelink treatment in 2026, and when a mix makes sense.

Transition to Retirement in 2026: When TTR Still Works After the 2017 Tax Change

Older couple walking together on a tree-lined path, illustrating the transition-to-retirement stage that Véurr Financial Planning specialises in for Canberra pre-retirees.

How a transition to retirement (TTR) pension works, who it can still suit after the 2017 tax change, and what to check first. General information only.

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