Retirement Calculator Australia

How Much Do You Need to Retire?

ASFA's Retirement Standard suggests singles need around $595,000 and couples around $690,000 in super at age 67 for a comfortable retirement (approximately $52,000/year for singles, $73,000/year for couples). A modest retirement requires less — around $100,000 for singles, supplemented by the Age Pension.

The 4% rule is another common benchmark: your retirement savings should be 25× your desired annual income. If you want $60,000/year, you need $1.5M. This calculator projects your super and savings growth to show when you'll hit your target. For detailed super projections, use our Super Calculator.

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Methodology & sources

This calculator uses current published rates from Australian government and regulator sources. The result is an estimate for general guidance — it does not constitute personal financial advice. For decisions about your circumstances, consult a registered financial adviser, tax agent, or other professional. See editorial standards for how DecisionLab sources and updates its calculator data.

Estimates only. This calculator is not intended to be relied on for making a decision about a financial product, and it does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. Consider obtaining advice from an Australian financial services licensee before making any financial decisions. Assumptions can be changed where shown; statutory rates are as legislated for the year stated on this page. How our calculators work, their assumptions and limitations →