Australians' Superannuation Savings Reach $172k Milestone
Australians have achieved a "historic" retirement shift, according to a peak body, with significant superannuation savings.
On average, men aged 60 to 64 have around $396,000 in superannuation, while women in the same age group have approximately $313,000.
- Men (60-64 years): $396,000
- Women (60-64 years): $313,000
Some Australians are not confident about their retirement.
To learn more about retirement savings and the public sector gender pay gap, visit our related articles.
Author's summary: Australians' superannuation savings have reached a milestone.
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