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Retirement Readiness: Are You on Track in 2026?
A practical Australian retirement readiness guide covering spending, super, housing, debt and risk, with clear steps to check whether you're on track.
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How Much Super Should You Have at 50 in Australia? (2026)
A useful age-50 super benchmark is around $300,000, while the current average is $198,000. See what those figures mean and whether you are on track.
How Much Super Should You Have at 55? (Australia 2026)
The average super balance at 55 is now $243,300. ASFA has published $377,000 as an illustrative age-55 benchmark. See what those figures really mean.
How Much Super Should You Have at 60? (Australia 2026)
The average super balance at 60 is now $270,800, while ASFA published $469,000 as an illustrative benchmark. See whether your balance may be enough.
Am I Saving Enough for Retirement? (Australia 2026)
Are you saving enough for retirement? Use your retirement age, spending, super trajectory and financial buffer to work out whether your current path is on track.
Is $500,000 Enough to Retire in Australia? (2026)
Can you retire with $500,000 in Australia? See how spending, home ownership, retirement age and the Age Pension affect whether $500k may be enough.
How Much Super Do You Need to Retire on $80,000 a Year?
How much super do you need for $80,000 a year in retirement? See how age, household type, the Age Pension and investment assumptions change the answer.
Retirement Planning Australia: Your 5–10 Year Guide
A clear guide to retirement planning in Australia for the next 5–10 years: income, super structure, the Age Pension, risk and practical steps.