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Prime Time is the ultimate guide to navigating those juicy, potential filled years in the lead up to retirement.

Hosted by modern ageing expert Bec Wilson, Prime Time offers no-holds-barred conversations about everything! From relationships and health, to money management and travel, finding out how to live well and live long in your Prime Time.

Join Bec as she paves the way for a new generation... more

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Latest Episodes

The language around retirement finances & superannuation can be overwhelming... and downright confusing. In this episode, I chat with David Bell, Executive Director at the Conexus Institute, to unpack all the jargon.

You can order a copy of my new... more

I sit down with Australia's aged care guru Rachel Lane, to discuss the HUGE changes coming to the sector. From November 1, Australia will implement a new Aged Care Act, including the Support at Home program to replace Home Care Packages and the Short... more

This week on Prime Time, I'm joined by Ian Fryer from Chant West to introduce the brand-new Epic Retirement Tick - a clear way to see which super funds are truly ready to help you in retirement.

Out of more than 100 funds in Australia, only six hav... more

I sit down with researcher Susan Bell to chat about her report; The '10 Life-Changing Questions Asked By People In Their 60s.'

You can find more of Susan's research here: sbresearch.com.au/

You can order a copy of my new book; 'Prime Tim... more

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Rachel Lane
Australia's aged care guru and expert in retirement living
Episode: The future of aged care after November 1
Ian Fryer
General Manager at Chant West, evaluating super funds' performance.
Chant West
Episode: Announcing the WINNERS of the epic retirement tick
Susan Bell
One of Australia's experts on what over 60s are really thinking.
Episode: The 10 most FAQs from people in their 60's
Robert Fitzgerald
Age Discrimination Commissioner of Australia, respected lawyer, human rights, and social justice advocate.
Episode: What does modern ageism look like?
Giacomo Tarantolo
Manager of Retirement Solutions
UniSuper
Episode: What does financial confidence mean for YOU?
Dan Haylett
Author and UK financial planner focused on retirement and financial independence.
Humans Vs Retirement Podcast
Episode: Navigating 'the retirement you didn't see coming'
Geoff Hutchison
Retired ABC broadcaster and author of How Not to Become a Grumpy Old Bugger
Episode: How Not to Become a Grumpy Old Bugger; With Geoff Hutchison
Shelly Horton
Journalist, TV presenter, emcee, and author.
Shell Shocked Media
Episode: Getting AHEAD of peri-menopause; With Shelly Horton
Sophie Hamley
Publisher of 'Prime Time: 27 Lessons for the New Midlife'
Episode: My 27 Lessons of the NEW Midlife for YOU

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Bec Wilson
Host of Prime Time, a modern aging expert guiding individuals through the complexities of later life decisions and retirement planning.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 304 ratings
  • 10 questions about retirement

    Hi Bec, loved this episode and the conversation. Some thought provoking questions … love your show and keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Devisays
    Australia24 days ago
  • Great podcast poorly edited

    This podcast has great content, however the editing is not to the same standard. Often the listener hears, as part of podcast, the unedited retakes and suggestions from the producer. I am amazed the production team don’t listen to the production version and remove these elements.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Tw4150
    Australia4 months ago
  • A podcast I eagerly wait for every week!

    I have been raving about these podcasts to my friends and telling them they have to listen! Often it’s very complex information and I do have to listen to them more than once, but always worth it. Should be mandatory for everyone nearing or in retirement.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chook48
    Australia5 months ago
  • Great content, distracting delivery

    Great topics and content most of the time. There's no doubt that Bec is passionate about helping and informing people about retirement — which is appreciated. However, this enthusiasm can sometimes dominate the interviews, making it harder to focus on the guest's insights. One issue that consistently affects the listening experience is the frequent, often unprompted laughter. It tends to interrupt the flow and doesn't usually relate to anything humorous or relevant, which can be distracting. Imp... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    JB93#
    Australia5 months ago
  • Scammer episode

    Great podcast Bec! I wasn’t sure about the Scammer episode. I hope people are more savvy now days. That old men still fall for the young (fake) women. Gave me the ick!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oceanlover3228
    Australia5 months ago

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Some criticism is directed towards editing and pacing, with suggestions for better attention to the flow of conversations and guest insights.
Listeners appreciate the insightful, engaging content surrounding retirement and aging, often expressing the educational value of the episodes.

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The future of aged care after November 1
Q: What should people consider when planning for future care?
They should think about their accommodation and support services available in that accommodation, along with potential costs.
The future of aged care after November 1
Q: What constitutes the co-contribution individuals will need to make?
Individuals will need to make co-contributions towards daily living services and some independence services, which vary based on their income and assets.
The future of aged care after November 1
Q: What exactly is changing on the 1st of November and why is the government making these reforms now?
Everything is changing in the aged care sector, including how people contribute to home care services.
What does modern ageism look like?
Q: If you had to redesign hiring and workplace culture for a society where 50 years midlife, what would you change first?
Collectively, we are stuck in an old model that does not account for the changing nature of society and longevity.
What does modern ageism look like?
Q: What can be done at the grassroots level?
There are courses available, and various resources through Workforce Australia could guide changes in manager attitudes towards older employees.

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Focused on navigating the often complex years leading up to retirement, this podcast features candid conversations about various aspects of life that individuals face as they approach or enter their later years. Topics include money management, health, relationships, and travel, with an aim to empower listeners to live fully and confidently during this significant life transition. The host engages with experts and thought leaders to provide insights and practical advice, appealing to a modern audience seeking a fulfilling life in their 'Prime Time.' This podcast stands out for its approachable tone and breadth of subject matter, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in preparing for the second half of life.

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Recent guests on Prime Time include:

1. Rachel Lane
2. Ian Fryer
3. Susan Bell
4. Robert Fitzgerald
5. Giacomo Tarantolo
6. Dan Haylett
7. Geoff Hutchison
8. Shelly Horton

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