Transfer your super

If you have more than one super fund, you could be wasting money on multiple sets of fees. It makes sense to transfer your super into one AustralianSuper account.

By rolling all of your superannuation into AustralianSuper you can: Save on fees Generally, the more super accounts you have, the more administration fees you'll pay. Keep track of your super Having one account makes it easier to keep track of your super. Cut back on paper With just one account to keep track of, you'll have only one set of statements to read and file. To get started, download the Transfer Your Super Form ...

By rolling all of your superannuation into AustralianSuper you can:

Save on fees
Generally, the more super accounts you have, the more administration fees you'll pay.
Keep track of your super
Having one account makes it easier to keep track of your super.
Cut back on paper
With just one account to keep track of, you'll have only one set of statements to read and file.

To get started, download the Transfer Your Super Form ...

You can only use one Form per fund. Photo copies are acceptable
Proof of identity is required. Download the Guide to providing your identity
Before you transfer all your super into a single fund you need to be sure this action best suits your needs - check if your old fund will charge exit fees and if you have any insurance cover that will cease.
Learn more about the benefits of being with AustralianSuper.

Did you know that one in three Australians have lost super? That’s over $12.9 billion dollars – is some of that money yours?¹

If you’ve changed jobs, your address or your name, you could have lost super.

To track down your lost super, visit either the SuperSeeker or AUSfund websites and make sure you have your Tax File Number (TFN) handy.

_{1 Treasury November 2008}