Closing the super pay gap

AustralianSuper

Women approaching retirement have around 23% less super than men¹, in part due to lower earnings and time out from the workforce.

It highlights the issue of the gender super gap, which can make a big difference to the financial future of many Australian women.

Closing the gap

The Low Income Superannuation Tax Offset (LISTO) was introduced to help those on low incomes boost their retirement savings.

Currently if you earn $37,000 or less a year you may be eligible to receive a LISTO payment of up to $500.

AustralianSuper is one of 12 super funds asking the Federal Government to help do more to close the gender super gap².

This includes raising the LISTO eligibility to $45,000, increasing payments and making super part of parental leave.

Women and Super – Bridging the gap together

AustralianSuper is hosting ‘Women and Super – Bridging the gap together’ webinars throughout March.

Each session will cover the super gender gap, together with some helpful tips to take control of your super now.

Learn more at: australiansuper.com/women

¹ Ages 60 – 64, Deloitte Average Balances to 30 June 2022, rounded to the nearest $100. People with zero superannuation are not included in average data.
² Women in Super media release: 16 August 2023 Super funds unite to urge gender equality reforms to superannuation tax offset.

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