This depends on your personal situation and what stage of life you’re at.
Investing in super is a great way to build wealth in a tax-effective structure. It will most likely deliver lower tax rates than investing outside super. And, once you reach 65, it can be possible to have your investments in super totally tax-free.
However, the downside of super is that you can't access the money until later in life. So if you’re saving for a property or want to build wealth and enjoy it earlier in life, then you may want to consider investing outside of super as well.
The right answers depend on your personal situation, your income, and your goals. So it’s best to speak to a financial adviser to determine what’s the right path for your goals.