SuperGuide
Superannuation and retirement planning information
Most Australians can choose which super fund they want their employer’s super contributions paid into, but there are exceptions. We explain who is, and is not, free to choose and how to go about it.
The acronyms may be similar, but your total super balance (TSB) and transfer balance cap (TBC) are not the same thing. We clear up the confusion and explain how they affect what you can do with your super.
The gender difference in super balances frequently leaves women worse off in retirement. Use our 7 tips to get on top of your super and help close the gap.
Changes to tax rates could mean you need to rethink your contributions to super for the new financial year.
If you’re thinking of aiming for a retirement super balance of $700,000, have you thought about how much income this might provide? Whether you are a couple or single, we run the numbers for you.
Managing competing investment priorities in retirement is a challenge but a bucket strategy could tip the balance in your favour.
It’s often touted as the amount you need to secure an ideal retirement so we’ve calculated how much income $1 million will generate under a range of scenarios.
If you’re aiming for a retirement lifestyle that some would consider luxurious, you may have wondered whether $2 million in super at retirement will hit the mark.
We’ve run the numbers to find out what kind of retirement half a million dollars could provide.
Rather than being the time to take your money and run for the hills, retirement is when super really comes into its own.
Aligning your super investments with your values is increasingly important to many people, but before you switch you should understand what to look for.
Confused about how a lifetime pension could fit into your retirement income plans? Help is at hand.
Not just another retirement calculator, let our video demonstration reveal how this tool changes the game.
Increasingly super funds offer support through education, advice, apps and rewards – find out if your fund stacks up in terms of what it does for you.
Knowledge, as they say, is power. Find out the ways your super can be impacted by risk and how it can be managed.
We all want a decent return on our investments, but it’s important to understand how much risk you are prepared to tolerate along the way.
We know insurance is important, but choosing where to get the right cover is a minefield. Here are the pros and cons of holding insurance in super.
Watch our video demonstration to see how you can make the most of one of the most comprehensive retirement income calculators – for free.
