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As house prices remain stubbornly high, it’s becoming more likely Australians will be paying off their mortgages into their 70s and won’t be able to retire on time.

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But more and more Australians are undoubtedly reaching retirement without owning their home outright; whether they still have a slice of their mortgage, or they are renting. The lengths of ...