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Retirement clarity for Australian households

Know exactly where you stand for retirement.

Answer a few questions about your super, income and goals, and get a plain-English report that shows your retirement timeline, pressure points, and what to check with an adviser next.

What you get with Pension Pilot

Free guidance

Topic hubs for Age Pension, bridge years, retirement income, super timing and household expenses.

One paid report

A plain-English PDF that shows the assumptions, timeline, pressure points and questions to take into advice.

Future service packs

Age Pension pressure checks, bridge-years planning and retirement-income reviews built from the same engine.

Why households choose Pension Pilot

A clear next step

We make it obvious where to start, what each page is for, and what to do next.

Built around the report, not clutter

Big headings, clear cards, fewer dense paragraphs – so the report always feels like the next easy step.

Trust and proof

Every guide leads back to plain explanations and real Services Australia and ATO sources – never guesswork.

Simple conversion flow

One clear next step at a time – free guides, one paid report, no crowded upsells.

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Age Pension guide

Age Pension age, income test, assets test and deeming in one place.

Bridge years

The gap between leaving work and reaching Age Pension age.

Retirement income

Income sources, spending pressure and drawdown trade-offs.

Retiring before pension age

Funding the years between stopping work and reaching Age Pension age.

Super timing

Preservation age, access timing and account-based pension choices.

Start your free check

Answer a few quick questions and get a personalised starting point for your retirement plan.

Every guide links back to the report, so you can move from reading to a clear next step whenever you’re ready.

Common questions

What is Pension Pilot?

Pension Pilot is an independent educational retirement planning tool for Australian households. It is not a government service and does not provide personal financial advice.

How much does the retirement report cost?

The retirement report is a one-off \$9.95 payment. No account or report are required.

What does the report include?

The report covers your retirement timeline, spending pressure points, super drawdown assumptions, Age Pension estimates, and questions to raise with a financial adviser.

Is Pension Pilot a replacement for a financial adviser?

No. Pension Pilot is general educational guidance. Check the results against Services Australia, Moneysmart, the ATO, and a licensed adviser before acting.

Do I need to create an account?

No account is needed to get your report.

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