How does your super compare to others on the same income?
And if yours falls short, we outline what you can do to get on track.
Hannah WoottonReporter
Australians have been asked to “compare the pair” of the superannuation balances of two individuals on the same income since the industry fund movement launched its flagship advertising campaign of the same name in 2005.
Across TVs, billboards and radio ads, consumers saw how two workers on the same income could retire with drastically different super balances depending on which fund they were with.
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