Ranked by projected $ outcome. Adjust any slider or click a value to type.
Amount
Income type
Allocation
Risk preference
Ranking objective
Highest projected net worth including super
Equal sacrifice mode — ETF receives $16k/yr (after 32.5% income tax). Super receives $20k/yr (after 15.0% contributions tax). Same gross sacrifice — different invested amounts due to tax treatment. Super invests $4k more per year.
6.8% after fees and tax drag (8.0% gross). In sacrifice mode, ETF receives $16,200 — …
$221k
projected
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Cash BufferEmergency reserveEmergency
3 months of expenses ($22,033) in high-interest savings (~4.5%). Not an investment — …
$34k
projected
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FIRE — financial independence estimate
FIRE number = 25× living expenses (4% rule). Estimated at $62k/yr (70% of take-home). Nominal FIRE number: $1.5M. In today's dollars: $1.2M.
Living expenses:
24
years to FI
Model assumptions
Comparison mode
Equal sacrifice (default)
Ranking objective
Total wealth
Offset model
Declining interest on reducing balance
DR model
Growing deduction as converted debt increases
ETF tax drag
1.25%/yr blended distributions
Super earnings
13% blended (15% income, ~10% CGT effective)
Contributions tax
15% standard
Concessional cap
$30,000/yr FY25-26
FIRE multiple
25× annual living expenses
Inflation
2.5% p.a.
Educational scenario modelling only. Not financial advice. Projections depend on assumptions entered — real outcomes will vary. Consult a qualified adviser before acting.