🇦🇺 Australia · AUD · 2026 Tax Year

Australian Finance Calculators — Super, Tax, Mortgage, HECS

Free calculators for Australians. Superannuation projections with 11.5% SG rate, 2026 income tax brackets, HECS-HELP repayments, state-by-state stamp duty, negative gearing tax benefits, Medicare levy, GST, and salary take-home.

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Australian Financial Planning Calculators

Australian personal finance is structured around four pillars: superannuation (the compulsory retirement savings system), property (stamp duty, mortgages, negative gearing), tax (PAYG income tax, Medicare levy, HECS-HELP, CGT), and salary planning (take-home pay, salary sacrifice).

Our calculators use 2026 ATO figures: super guarantee rate 11.5%, income tax brackets (0% / 16% / 30% / 37% / 45%), Medicare levy 2%, LITO up to $700, concessional contributions cap $30,000, and HECS minimum threshold $54,435.

The most searched Australian finance question: "How much super will I have?" — our superannuation calculator shows projected balance at retirement with compound growth and employer contributions. For property buyers, stamp duty is a major upfront cost — NSW charges $29,480 on a $750,000 property, while first home buyers under $800,000 pay nothing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much superannuation will I have at retirement?

It depends on your salary, years working, and investment returns. At $85,000 salary with 11.5% super, starting at age 35 with $50K balance, you can expect roughly $850K–$1M by age 67 at 7% returns. Use our super calculator for a personalised estimate.

What is the Australian income tax on $80,000?

2026 income tax on $80,000: tax payable is approximately $16,467 (before LITO) plus $1,600 Medicare levy, totalling ~$17,507. Effective rate ~21.9%. LITO offsets up to $325 for this income level.

How much stamp duty do I pay in NSW on a $750,000 home?

NSW stamp duty on $750,000 (investor/non-first home buyer): approximately $29,480. First home buyers are exempt up to $800,000 in NSW. Stamp duty varies by state — use our stamp duty calculator.

What are the HECS repayment thresholds for 2026?

2026 HECS-HELP minimum repayment threshold: $54,435. Repayment starts at 1% and increases with income up to 10% above $135,100. The debt is also indexed annually (3.8% in recent years).

What is negative gearing and how does it save tax?

Negative gearing is when rental income is less than property expenses (interest, rates, insurance). The loss is deducted from your taxable income, reducing tax at your marginal rate. At 37% marginal rate, a $10,000 rental loss saves $3,700 in tax.