Superannuation calculator
See how much super you could have to spend in retirement and explore different ways to help boost your super balance.
Retirement budget calculator
Use the retirement budget calculator to review what you spend now, as well as the lifestyle changes retirement brings. It only takes a few simple steps.
Retirement Health Check
Check your super is ready to retire in just a few minutes. You’ll receive a personal report as well as ideas to get your super on track
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Tip: ASFA estimated a comfortable retirement at $39,755 p.a for a single and $60,977264 p.a for a couple (around 65 years of age). |
Step three: Start your Superannuation retirement planning
Once you have the information you need, you can start to look at any lifestyle or contribution changes required to get where you want to be.
- Do you need access to your cash at all times? Or are you comfortable having it tied in investments?
- Do you have a low or high tolerance to risky investments?
- Do you feel confident managing the fund yourself?
You may also want to consider an 'account-based pension', where you withdraw a set amount on a regular basis rather than all at once. This is so your super can continue to work for you and grow after you retire.;
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