So Pete, what does ASFA actually say are the figures you need to retire on? Well, this is the March quarter, 2026.

What they're saying for a couple to have a comfortable retirement, looking at a weekly expenditure of just over $1,500 per week, about $78,500 per year.

For a modest lifestyle for that couple, looking at about $1,000 a week or $52,000 a year.

For singles who are looking for that comfortable lifestyle, it's a little bit less, just under $1,100 per week or about $56,000 a year.

And for a single for that modest lifestyle, just a touch under $700 a week or $36,500 per year.

Now, to generate that level of income, if you are looking for a comfortable retirement, a couple's probably going to need a balance of about $730,000 and a single person probably looking at a balance of about $630,000.

If people are more leaning towards that modest retirement, a couple's probably looking at about $120,000 and a single of about $110,000.

What are some of the common mistakes, the biggest mistakes that you see them making? One

So tell me more about it.

It's a sign that's made from recycled plastic, and in the back of it, it incorporates a bee hotel.

And quite simply, it allows the bees to find it during the sort of March, June months, and then they can lay their eggs in there, seal it, and hopefully we can increase the numbers of bees.

Tell me about that product.

Yes.

So our CoverME range is a range of products that eliminate working at height when you are bagging off traffic lights, road signs, and believes your beacons, and they all meet with the ARTSN guidance now on the bagging and switching off of electrical equipment.

So they are all made from recycled material.

They're strong, durable, and you can install them in seconds without any ladders by using a simple pole system.