Pension members: Your 2025/26 annual statement for Choice Income and TTR Income is now available. Please login to your account on the portal or the mobile app to view or download your statement.
Super members: Your 2025/26 annual statement for Super will be available soon. But you don't have to wait to see how your super is tracking. You can view your FY26 transaction history today by logging into your account online. Watch this video to learn more.
- Member portal
- Mobile app
View via the app
Viewing your statement is easy on the AustralianSuper app.
Open the app here and follow the prompts:
Super in your hands
FAQs
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When will I receive my 2025/26 annual statement?
From early September, Choice Income and TTR statements will be mailed out and email notifications sent (depending on member communications preference).
From mid to late September, Accumulation statements will commence being mailed out and email notifications sent (depending on member communications preference).
Members who have registered their preference for email communication and have provided AustralianSuper with their email address will receive an email notifying them that their statement is available to view by logging into their account online.
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When will I see my 2025/26 annual statement appear in my account online?
We will send you an email once your annual statement is ready to view online. This will be from early September for Choice Income or TTR Income members and from mid-September to early October for accumulation members.
If you have access to your account online, you can download your statement. Just log into your account and click on Messages in the top right corner of your homepage. If you don’t have online access to your account yet, you can register for online access easily.
Once registered for online access to your account, you can also download our mobile app to view your statement.
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What’s included in this year’s statement?
Pension members with postal preference will receive:
- a letter from AustralianSuper Chief Executive Paul Schroder, and
- their 2025/26 annual statement.
Note: Pension members with a postal preference will receive a Notice of Member Meeting via a separate mail out.
Accumulation members with postal preference will receive:
- a letter from AustralianSuper Chief Executive Paul Schroder, and
- a Notice of Member Meeting, and
- their 2025/26 annual statement.
All members with email preference will receive an email notification with:
- a link to the Chief Executive message and video, and
- step-by-step instructions on how to view their 2025/26 annual statement via their account online or the mobile app.
- they’ll also receive a separate email with the Notice of Member Meeting.
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How do I update my contact details?
If you want to update your mobile phone number you can either log into your account or download the AustralianSuper app to update your contact details. -
How do I change my contact preferences from email to mail OR from mail to email?
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What do I do if my employer hasn’t made my contributions?
Talk to your employer first. If you’re unable to resolve your unpaid super query with them, visit the ATO website or call them on 13 10 20 for a step-by-step guide on how to recover missed or underpaid super.
If you’re an employee aged 18 or over, or an employee aged under 18 and working more than 30 hours, then you’re generally eligible to receive Super Guarantee (SG) super contributions. For the 2025/26 financial year, it was compulsory for employers to pay at least 12% of your salary to an eligible super fund like AustralianSuper. These payments needed to be made by quarterly deadlines set by the ATO.
From 1 July 2026, there is a major change. While the SG rate remains at 12% this year, the key change is the introduction of Payday Super. As per the Payday Super reform:
- employers must pay super contributions on or around each payday rather than quarterly
- contributions must generally reach the super fund within seven business days of payday, then be allocated to your account within 3 business days of receipt. There are some exceptions, for example the first super contribution for a new employee will need to be made within 20 business days of the salary or wages being paid.
To view your most up-to-date contributions, please login to your account online.
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Are all my contributions listed?
All contributions effective and allocated in 2025/2026 financial year should be listed on your annual statement. Contributions received in the last couple of days in June may not have been allocated before 30 June and as such, won’t appear in your statement this financial year. You can login to your account to view all contributions. If you believe you may be missing contributions, please contact your employer.