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Half of Australians lack confidence in retirement, citing high costs and inflation as major concerns.
Half of Australians lack confidence in their retirement finances, with 50% feeling insecure about their post-work financial future, according to multiple surveys.
Nearly half have no formal retirement plan, and younger adults, women—especially single mothers—and those in their 40s report the lowest confidence.
A growing number believe a "miracle" would be needed to retire securely, up from 48% in 2023, driven by inflation, rising living costs, and high interest rates.
Despite Australia’s strong superannuation system maintaining a top-10 global ranking for retirement security, many expect to need $1.25 million or more to feel financially safe, and younger workers anticipate needing nearly $100,000 annually—nearly double current retirees’ spending.
Experts emphasize the need for proactive financial planning to meet rising retirement expectations.
La mitad de los australianos carecen de confianza en la jubilación, citando los altos costos y la inflación como principales preocupaciones.