The Finance Algorithm
17 calculators · updated weekly · independent

Superannuation.

Plan your retirement with AI-powered superannuation tools. Project your balance, compare funds, optimize contributions, and understand tax, insurance, and withdrawal strategies.

Live · Compound projectionASX 200 +0.82%
Starting balance$20,000
Monthly contribution$1,000
Years20 yr
Return (avg, p.a.)7.5%
Final balance
$642,947
after 20 yr at 7.5%
Growth
$382,947
You contribute $260,000 over 20 years; compound growth adds $382,947. Model scenarios →
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01
Super Balance Projector
02
Salary Sacrifice Optimizer
03
Super Co-contribution Calculator
04
Preservation Age Calculator
05
Retirement Income Calculator
06
Super Fee Calculator
07
Employer SG Calculator
08
Super Consolidation Checker
09
Super Tax Calculator
10
Super Gap Analysis Tool
11
Super Fund Comparison Tool
12
Age Pension Deeming Impact Estimator
13
SMSF Setup Cost Calculator
14
Transition to Retirement Planner
15
Insurance Through Super Calculator
16
Super Withdrawal Estimator
17
Super Contribution Planner
§ FAQ

Questions Australians actually ask the AI.

Drawn from real conversations with the Superannuation Assistant. Click any to open it in chat.

How does superannuation work in Australia?

Our superannuation calculators apply the same formulas, brackets and buffers that banks and the ATO use internally. We update assumptions weekly from RBA, APRA and ATO releases. Run the math →

Are the numbers reliable?

Yes—every calculation is auditable. We show the working and source live data from 47 lenders, the RBA cash rate and ATO 2026 brackets. They're estimates, not advice. Run the math →

Do I need to sign up?

No. There are no signups, no upsells, and no data leaves your browser. We earn nothing from any bank or product. The math is the product. Run the math →

What can the AI assistant do?

Ask questions in plain English. The assistant runs the calculators live, cites the formulas, and explains the result in your situation—linking back to the underlying tools. Run the math →