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How much could my super be at 60?

See roughly where your balance could land, based on what you’re contributing now — and what tax does to it along the way.

Your age now

Roughly your balance now

Doesn't need to be exact — check your last statement if you want to get close.

Average investment return · $5,950/yr

Show my result in today’s dollarsAssumes 2.5%/yr inflation (the RBA’s target) — money buys less over time, so this reflects what your balance could really be worth. Adjustable on the Starter plan+.

These are hypothetical figures you chose to explore a scenario, not a forecast of actual future inflation or investment returns.

Roughly what goes in

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Starter plan+

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Based on your numbers

$998,949

That’s roughly what your super could be worth at age 60.

Age 35Age 60

Illustrative only, not a guarantee.

This is a scenario tool for general education, not personal financial advice.

$998,949

That’s roughly what your super could be worth at age 60.

Totals below cover age 35 to 60 — 25 years of contributing and growing.

Where it comes from

What you put in

$212,500

After contributions tax

Investment growth

$701,449

Compounding, after fund tax and fees

Tax paid along the way

Contributions tax

$37,500

15% on the way in

Growth tax

$123,785

Ongoing, 15%/yr on growth

These are hypothetical figures you chose to explore a scenario, not a forecast of actual future inflation or investment returns. Figures current as of July 2026 (ATO / SuperGuide). Super rules change each 1 July — confirm current figures before acting.

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Figures current as of July 2026 (ATO / SuperGuide). Super rules change each 1 July — confirm current figures before acting. This is a scenario tool for general education, not personal financial advice.