If you have a taxed fund such as GESB Super, this calculator will work out how much you could have when you retire - and compare it with how much you might actually need. You can adjust the variables to see how they might affect the outcome.

If you have an untaxed fund on the other hand; such as West State Super, use this calculator instead.

This calculator is for Gold State Super account holders. It shows how your defined benefit will grow, and lets you adjust variables such as retirement age and final salary to see how simple changes can affect the result.

This calculator lets you find out whether you're entitled to receive a co-contribution payment from the Commonwealth Government. If you are, it gives you an idea of the maximum payment you could expect.

This calculator lets you see how different types of contributions you make to a taxed super fund (such as GESB Super) could affect how much money you have when you retire. For example, it compares salary sacrifice contributions to those made from after-tax income.

This calculator works out the kind of investor you are based on your investment timeframe, expected returns and your tolerance to market fluctuations.

Here you can work out whether you have enough death and disability cover, and if not, how much it would cost you to buy extra cover within GESB Super or West State Super.

This calculator helps you to budget. One of its features is the ability to work out whether you have any additional income which you could contribute to super.

Try this calculator to work out how much you will need to have saved by the time you retire in order to be sure there is no drop in your standard of living. You'll most likely use it alongside the Super Calculator to work out what you need to do to ensure your retirement income meets your needs and expectations.