How does your super balance compare?

Knowing how much super you have is the first step – and by choosing a strong long-term performing fund, you’re taking control of your super and can retire with confidence.
Knowing how much super you have is the first step – and by choosing a strong long-term performing fund, you’re taking control of your super and can retire with confidence.

Make the most of your retirement savings

Turn your super into a regular income

Receiving regular payments gives you control over how much you have to spend in retirement. Plus, you can also use that income from your Choice Income account based pension to top up any Government Age Pension payments you’re eligible for.

Control how often you’re paid

You can set up how much and how often income gets paid into your bank account1. And access extra money to pay for bills, holidays, or other big-ticket items at any time. If you’re 60 or over, regular income payments and withdrawals are tax free.

Keep growing your super

Because your super balance stays invested after you’ve retired, a Choice Income account could make your money go even further. You can decide exactly how you want your savings invested, or let our experts manage it for you.

How does your super balance compare?

This table shows the Average Super Balance of Australians. See how your super balance compares to the average for your age and gender, and how AustralianSuper – a strong long-term performing fund2 can help you grow your savings for retirement.

Age Average super balance - men Average super balance - women
45-49 $277,100 $180,500
50-54 $354,300 $225,400
55-59 $416,100 $250,300
60-64 $413,600 $319,200

Source: Deloitte Average Balances to 30 June 2025, rounded to the nearest $100. People with zero superannuation are not included in average data.

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See how AustralianSuper's account based pension performs

Even in retirement, our history of strong long-term performance3 has given AustralianSuper members an advantage over the long term. The graph below compares how much an AustralianSuper member with a Choice Income account would have after 10 years (to 31 December 2025), compared to the average super fund. It shows how their balance would have grown while receiving regular retirement income, with a $300,000 starting balance and a 6% p.a. draw down rate4 .

Choice Income balance after 10 years
Bar chart showing superannuation outcomes after 10 years: AustralianSuper Balanced option $390,900. All super funds average balanced $360,100.

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