White-Label Calculator Suite · Superannuation

Six calculators.
One journey.

A complete suite of superannuation calculators covering every phase of the member lifecycle - from first job to final drawdown. Fully white-labelled to match any fund's brand.

6 interactive calculators
Full lifecycle coverage
Live brand customisation ↘
Phase 1

Growing your super

Compound returns are unintuitive - money invested at 32 is worth roughly three times more than money invested at 42. This calculator makes that reality visible, turning an abstract future into something members can actually feel and act on.

Use case

Best for members aged 18-40 who need to see the cost of inaction - and the reward for starting now.

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Retirement Balance Projection

How much super will I have when I retire, and will it be enough? See your projected super balance at retirement, based on your age, income and current balance.

Values shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not an accurate projection. This is a product demonstration, not financial advice.

Phase 2

How your super compares

Nothing motivates action like a benchmark. Showing a member their balance next to the published average for their age - and next to what a comfortable retirement actually requires - turns a number they ignore into a number they have an opinion about.

Use case

Best as a top-of-funnel hook for any age: it needs three inputs, uses real ATO/ASFA data, and ends on a question every member wants answered.

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How does your super compare?

Curious how your super balance stacks up against your peers and whether you're on track for a comfortable retirement? Enter an age between 22 and 66 to find out.

I'm years old with an income of and my super balance is .

Values shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not an accurate projection. This is a product demonstration, not financial advice.

Phase 3

Topping up contributions

Salary sacrificing is the single highest-return, lowest-risk financial move most Australians never use. This calculator shows the real after-tax cost of boosting contributions - often far less than members expect - turning hesitation into action.

Use case

Best for members aged 35-55 with the income capacity to contribute more but no clear picture of the tax benefit.

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Boost your super

Not sure what type of additional super contributions to make? Because before-tax contributions are taxed at 15% instead of your marginal rate, the government effectively subsidises part of every dollar you put in; but which strategy wins depends on your income.

I'm years old and my income is before tax.

My super balance is about .

Values shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not an accurate projection. This is a product demonstration, not financial advice.

Phase 4

Setting a retirement target

Without a target, super feels abstract. The moment a member sees exactly how far off-track they are - and that the gap is still closable - they're motivated to do something about it. This calculator provides that moment of clarity.

Use case

Best for members aged 45-60 who have never stress-tested their retirement plans against a concrete number.

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What income might you need when you retire?

Use this calculator to help plan for your retirement. Without a target, super stays abstract: this puts a concrete number on it.

Values shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not an accurate projection. This is a product demonstration, not financial advice.

Phase 5

Transition to retirement

TTR is one of super's best-kept secrets. Available from age 60, it lets members draw tax-free pension income from super while salary sacrificing simultaneously - reducing tax and boosting super without any change to take-home pay. Most don't know it exists.

Use case

Best for members aged 60-67 in the final working years who haven't reviewed their strategy since they turned 60.

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Transition to Retirement Calculator

If you're still working and at least 60 years old, a Transition to Retirement strategy lets you draw a tax-free income from your super while you keep working. Choose the option that suits you best.

Keep working and grow your super

Keep working the same hours and put more money into super, while paying less tax.

Reduce your work hours

Work fewer hours and use your Transition to Retirement Income account to top up your take-home pay.

Get extra income from your super

Keep working the same hours and use your Transition to Retirement Income account to generate an additional income stream.

Values shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not an accurate projection. This is a product demonstration, not financial advice.

Phase 6

Managing retirement income

Running out of money in retirement is the outcome everyone fears but few plan concretely to avoid. This calculator puts longevity risk in plain numbers - showing exactly when the balance runs out under different spending and investment assumptions, so retirees can adjust before it’s too late.

Use case

Best for members at or near retirement who need to translate a lump sum into a sustainable income strategy they can trust.

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How long will your money last when you retire?

Running out of money is the outcome everyone fears but few plan for. This puts longevity risk in plain numbers, so you can adjust while you still have options.

Values shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not an accurate projection. This is a product demonstration, not financial advice.