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How is this calculated?

Indicative return is your chosen option's published 5-year average return per year (real past performance — not a forecast). Fees are that option's investment cost plus your fund's admin fee, shown in dollars on the balance you enter.

The retirement projection grows your current balance plus ongoing super contributions (12% employer Super Guarantee, less 15% contributions tax) at that indicative return each year until your retirement age. The “today's dollars” figure then discounts the result for inflation (assumed 2.5% p.a.) so it's in money you can relate to today.

It's a simple estimate — it doesn't model salary growth, contribution caps or changing returns, and past performance isn't a reliable guide to the future.

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⚠ Funds cap exposure to individual investments: commonly 20% per direct share, 25–50% per ETF or LIC, with some having no limit. Check your fund's direct investment guide for specific limits before placing orders.

Research & general information only — not financial or product advice. Performance figures and fees are sourced from each fund's latest published disclosures (PDS, investment & fees guides, and performance updates) and are reviewed quarterly — last updated June 2026. Some growth/defensive splits are approximate, and the direct-share list is an indicative ~2021 ASX 300 snapshot. This does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs, and is not a recommendation to acquire, hold or switch any product. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance, and returns are not guaranteed. Always read the fund's Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Target Market Determination (TMD) and consider advice from a licensed financial adviser before acting.