Small changes today could make a meaningful difference to your retirement savings.
Explore how additional contributions, such as salary sacrifice or after-tax contributions, may affect your projected super balance over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
While extra contributions are a great way to help grow your super balance, you can also consider other practical steps such as checking for lost super, consolidating funds, and reviewing your investment options. Consider booking a discussion with one of our Client Service Managers to discuss your options further.
Before-tax contributions are made from your salary before income tax is applied, typically through salary sacrifice arrangements with your employer. After-tax contributions are made from money you've already paid income tax on, usually by transferring funds directly into your super account.
Yes. The calculator estimates future super balances using assumptions about investment returns, fees and other factors. Actual future outcomes (including returns) will vary and are not guaranteed. Details about the assumptions used can be found within the calculator methodology screen. Past performance is not an indicator of future performance.
Yes. The Australian Government sets annual limits on certain types of super contributions. Find out more about current limits here.
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