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Is $690,000 in Super Good at 25?

See how $690,000 compares to the average, your projected retirement balance, and what to do next.

Last verified: 1 July 2025
Ahead

With $690,000 in super at age 25, you are 2487% above the average ($26,667) and 4604% above the median ($14,667).

Your Balance

$690K

Average at 25

$26.7K

Median at 25

$14.7K

ASFA Target

$690K

Projected Balance at 67

Projected at 67

$14,320,365

Gap to ASFA Comfortable

+$13,630,365

Assumes 7% annual return, 12% employer SG on $90,000 salary,42 years to retirement.

You're On Track

With $690,000 at age 25, your projected balance of $14,320,365 at 67 exceeds the ASFA Comfortable standard by $13,630,365. You may want to consider optimising your investment allocation or exploring transition-to-retirement strategies as you get closer to retirement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is $690,000 in super good at 25?

At age 25, $690,000 in super is ahead. The average balance is $26,667 and the median is $14,667. Your balance is 2487% above the average.

How much more super do I need at 25?

With $690,000 at age 25, you're projected to reach $14,320,365 by 67, which exceeds the ASFA Comfortable standard of $690,000. You're in a strong position.

Should I salary sacrifice at 25?

You're already well-positioned for retirement. Salary sacrifice can still provide tax benefits — contributions are taxed at 15% in super vs your marginal rate. The concessional cap is $30,000/year.

General information and estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Always verify with a licensed adviser or the ATO.