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Updated with 2021-22 ATO data

How does your financial position compare?

Interactive tools built on official ATO, ABS, and ASFA data to visualise where you stand across superannuation, income, wealth, and tax.

Explore Your SuperCompare Income

50,000+

Data Points

12

ATO Data Sources

25+

Interactive Charts

8

Comparison Groups

Explore the Data

Four key areas of Australian financial data, all in one place.

Superannuation

Compare your super balance by age, gender, state, and occupation. Project your retirement savings.

13 age groups

Income

See where your salary sits in Australia's income distribution across demographics.

5 comparison views

Wealth

Explore wealth distribution, asset allocation, and compare your net worth to benchmarks.

3 wealth types

Tax

Visualise tax brackets, analyse your tax position, and understand how tax is distributed.

4 analysis types

Superannuation Dashboard

Explore how your super compares to Australian benchmarks

Your Retirement Calculator
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Superannuation Balance by Age
Average super balances across age groups (2021)
Data source: ATO superannuation statistics (2021)
Your Retirement Projection
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Australian Income Distribution
How different income levels compare across Australia (2021-22)
Data source: ATO 2021-22 taxpayer statistics (latest available)
Superannuation by Occupation (Age 60-64)
Compare balances across occupations before retirement

Highest Balance

Professionals

$360,600

Professionals typically have longer career paths with higher contributions

Gender Gap Insight

Women's Super Gap

Across occupations, women have ~22% less super

Due to career breaks, part-time work, and historical wage differences

Data source: ATO superannuation statistics (2021)
Super Balance by State & Gender (2021)
Comparing super balances across Australian states

Regional Insights

Highest Balances

ACT & WA

Lowest Balances

NT & TAS

Regional differences reflect variations in average income and employment types

Gender Gap Analysis

National Average Gap

19%

National Median Gap

20%

Gender gaps persist across all states

Data source: ATO superannuation statistics (2021)
Multiple Super Accounts Analysis
Impact of having multiple superannuation accounts on member balances
$675,000,000 annual fees wasted
Total Members Affected
2,250,000
People with multiple super accounts
Average Accounts
1.3
Per person with multiple accounts
Total Lost Super
$9,600,000,000
Unclaimed super in ATO holdings
Account Distribution
Distribution of super accounts per member
76% of Australians have a single super account
Top Reasons for Multiple Accounts
Why members maintain multiple accounts
COVID-19 Early Release Impact
Analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 early release scheme on super balances
$19,514 avg retirement impact
Total Withdrawn
$36,000,000,000
Across 3,100,000 members
Member Participation
22.5%
Of all super fund members
Recovery Time
6 years
Average time to recover balance

Early Release by Age Group

Superannuation Contributions Trends
Annual employer and member contributions by fund type

APRA Fund Contributions

$137.6B

Year: 2021

Employer

$103.6B (4.2% growth)

Member

$34.0B (6.1% growth)

Data source: ATO and APRA statistics