Great Advice · Transition to retirement

Which retirement-income rule path applies?

Rules checked 13 Jul 2026 · Pattern check only
Your ageAge determines the rule path.

Are you still working?

What are you exploring?A discussion pattern, not a recommendation.

Super balance to testUse the amount you may place in the pension.
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Your rule path

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Age and work status decide whether TTR or ordinary retirement-phase rules apply.

For ages 60 to 64, work status matters. From age 65, ordinary retirement-phase rules apply instead.

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What this checker simplifies
  • It does not test every condition of release or fund rule.
  • A pension started part-way through a financial year can have a pro-rated minimum. This checker shows the full-year range.
  • Tax outcomes and contribution effects depend on your circumstances.
  • An ordinary account-based pension uses an age-based minimum, not the TTR 10% maximum.

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How it works: The checker routes ages 60 to 64 who are still working to the TTR payment rules. The 4% minimum shown is a full-year figure and can be pro-rated when a pension starts part-way through the financial year. From age 65, or after retirement where a condition of release is met, ordinary retirement-phase rules may apply instead. General information only. This tool does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs and is not a recommendation to start, stop or change a pension or contribution strategy. Rules checked 13 July 2026. See the ATO transition-to-retirement guidance. Great Advice is a trading name of Aetos Wealth Advisors Pty Ltd, Corporate Authorised Representative of Akumin Financial Planning Pty Ltd (AFSL 232706).