Superannuation

Superannuation Calculator

Project your balance to retirement (with an optional salary sacrifice comparison), compare three funds' return and fees, and check what a government co-contribution or spouse offset would be worth. Nothing you type here leaves your browser — your inputs are saved to this browser only, so they're still here next time you visit.

Your super, salary and horizon

Projects your balance forward one year at a time to retirement age.

$50,000.00

ASFA's Super Balance Detective guideline at this age: $118,000.00

Super can generally be accessed from age 60 once a condition of release is met — check your own situation.

Estimated tax: $14,788.00/year (excludes Medicare Levy)

Example only — last verified 14/07/2026. Assumed SG for the year: $9,600.00.

Example only — last verified 14/07/2026.

Extra contributions

Salary sacrifice trades take-home pay for a pre-tax super contribution — tick the box to compare the two directly, or leave it unticked for a plain extra contribution.

$0.00

Return and fees

Held constant for the whole projection — a straight-line estimate, not a forecast of actual market returns or future fee changes.

Example only — last verified 14/07/2026.

Example only — last verified 14/07/2026.

$80.00

Projected balance at retirement
Projected balance at age 67 $1,155,714.03
Total contributions (before contributions tax) $307,200.00
Total contributions tax paid $46,080.00
Total investment return $941,282.26
Total fees paid $96,688.23
$0.00$288,928.51$577,857.02$866,785.53$1,155,714.033538414548515457616467
Projected balance
ASFA's Super Balance Detective guideline
National average (March 2026)

ASFA's Super Balance Detective guideline line: a commonly-cited "how much super should I have at my age" rule of thumb, accessed May 2026 (last verified 14/07/2026). National average line: APRA Quarterly Superannuation Industry Publication, average member balance by age, March 2026 quarter (last verified 14/07/2026). Both are reference points for comparison, not targets or advice — individual balances vary widely at every age.

Assumes a constant salary, contribution rate, return rate and fee structure every year — real super balances move with markets, wage changes and fund changes, so this is a straight-line estimate, not a forecast. Division 293 is priced using taxable income + concessional contributions only (it ignores reportable fringe benefits and investment losses, which a full ATO assessment also counts). Estimates only, not financial advice.

Superannuation rates, caps and thresholds change most financial years — always check the current ATO figures rather than relying on the pre-filled examples above.