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Modelled, indicative projections for retiring at 55, 60 or 67 with a range of super balances. Each page covers the preservation-age access rule, the Age Pension eligibility gap before age 67, and how long the money is projected to last under stated assumptions — never a definitive claim that you can or cannot retire.
On the ASFA comfortable single budget, before the Age Pension. The span a balance funds is the same whatever age it starts at — what changes with the age is when it ends, and how many of those years fall before Age Pension eligibility.
On the ASFA comfortable single budget, before the Age Pension. The span a balance funds is the same whatever age it starts at — what changes with the age is when it ends, and how many of those years fall before Age Pension eligibility.
On the ASFA comfortable single budget, before the Age Pension. The span a balance funds is the same whatever age it starts at — what changes with the age is when it ends, and how many of those years fall before Age Pension eligibility.
Rates checked against Services Australia, the Department of Social Services, the ATO and the ASFA Retirement Standard, verified 13 August 2026
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Rates and thresholds last updated for the 2026–27 financial year.
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