Retiring with $1 million in superannuation to support a comfortable retirement is a great goal.
We'll look at a few of those quality ASX 200 dividend stocks below, as well as calculate how much passive income you might expect to receive from that $1 million in superannuation.
The S&P/ASX 200 Gross Total Return Index has gained 42.2% over the past five years.
If you were to invest the same amount into each of the above ASX 200 dividend stocks, you could then expect a yield of 4.8%.
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If that is the case, it could enable you to invest the full $1 million in quality S&P/ASX 200 Index dividend stocks. We'll look at three ASX 200 dividend stocks to give you some idea of the yield you might receive from that superannuation investment.
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Retiring with $1 million in superannuation to support a comfortable retirement is a great goal.
As for how much passive income you can earn from that $1 million balance, that will, of course, depend on the yield that you're earning.
If not, it's generally not advisable to invest all of your superannuation into the stock market.
We'll look at a few of those quality ASX 200 dividend stocks below, as well as calculate how much passive income you might expect to receive from that $1 million in superannuation.
The idea behind this $1 million superannuation investment is to earn an annual passive income stream without drawing down on the balance. You'll also want to at least match inflation levels to ensure the real income you're earning isn't eroded over time.
The S&P/ASX 200 Gross Total Return Index has gained 42.2% over the past five years.
We'll look at three ASX 200 dividend stocks to give you some idea of the yield you might receive from that superannuation investment.
If you were to invest the same amount into each of the above ASX 200 dividend stocks, you could then expect a yield of 4.8%.
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