Retirement
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When can I access my super?I'm planning to retire soon. What should I do?
How much will I need in retirement?
When can I access my super?
Super is designed to be a long-term investment for your retirement, so the Government has placed restrictions on when you can access your super benefits. Generally, you can access your super benefits when you reach your preservation age and retire, or when you turn 65. While the aim of investing in super is to ensure your needs are met throughout your retirement, there are some other circumstances where you will be able to access your super earlier. Read more
I'm planning to retire soon. What should I do?
Sunsuper also has a team of qualified Member Advice Specialists who can give you advice at no cost, quickly over the phone, to help you get your super right.
If it's something more complex, you can meet with one of our financial planners who can give you advice on all aspects of your finances - not just super.
To speak to our Member Advice Specialists, or to arrange an initial consultation with a Sunsuper planner, just call us on 13 11 84.
How much will I need in retirement?
Sunsuper have developed a Super projector (calculator) for Sunsuper members to give you an idea of how much money you might need to put away now in order to fund the lifestyle you might want later. Click here to try the Super projector.
Sunsuper also has a team of qualified Member Advice Specialists who can give you advice at no cost, quickly over the phone, to help you get your super right.
If it's something more complex, you can meet with one of our financial planners who can give you advice on all aspects of your finances - not just super.
To speak to our Member Advice Specialists, or to arrange an initial consultation with a Sunsuper planner, just call us on 13 11 84.
