Our 'Superannuation and Pension' calculator helps you work out what your superannuation benefit may be (in today's dollars) when you retire and how much you can draw on it through a personal pension. You can change the contribution amounts and expected investment return to see the effect they have on the final benefit and how long it will last into your retirement.
This calculator generates factual information about superannuation and personal pensions. It does not constitute a recommendation or statement of opinion about superannuation and personal pensions and is not intended to be relied upon for the purpose of making a decision in relation to a financial product.
For personal financial advice about superannuation and personal pensions, you should consult your Money Solutions Adviser.
The calculator is based on a series of assumptions and your results are not guaranteed. You should check the assumptions used in this calculator as they may not be appropriate to your personal circumstances.
On 11 May 2010 the Federal Budget announced proposed changes to superannuation legislation including an increase in the Superannuation Guarantee (SG) to 12%, an increase in the age that SG contributions can be paid to age 75 and an increase in the concessional contribution limit to $50,000 for people who are aged 50 and have less than $500,000 held in super. These are proposed changes and have not passed legislation therefore they have not been allowed for in this calculator.
