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Every step you take with super counts
Sometimes super falls down the to-do list. But simple actions can help keep it front of mind. 90% of working Australians aged 50 plus, for example, said they checked their super had been paid correctly last year1.
Sometimes the first step is just getting started. Get the wheels in motion by regularly checking in on your super and start considering your retirement goals.
Why checking in on your super matters
Staying on top of super can make a big difference. Making the most of the help and advice options can help you make more informed decisions about your future, for example. While checking in on your account can give you confidence your super is paid correctly.
Super actions you can take today
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Make sure your contact details are current so that we can let you know of any changes to your account.
Download the AustralianSuper app@headerTypeLevelDown>
Check your account anywhere, anytime. Get notifications about payments, see your balance and more.
Explore Elements of Retirement@headerTypeLevelDown>
Our interactive Elements of Retirement guides build your super knowledge, so you can get retirement ready with confidence.
Get your Super Snapshot summary sent to your inbox
Know how your super stacked up. Plus you can check your situation and know which actions to take next to keep making the most of your super.
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With over 3.4 million members2, you can make the most of your super with Australia’s largest3, most trusted super fund4.
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Important information to consider @headerType>
- AustralianSuper Super Snapshot 2023 results.
- AustralianSuper has a total of 3.4 million members and $341 billion in member assets as at 30 June 2024.
- APRA Quarterly superannuation fund level statistics March 2024. Released June 2024.
- Readers Digest Most Trusted Brands – Superannuation category winner for 12 years running 2013-2024 according to research conducted by leading independent research agency Catalyst Research. Ratings are only one factor to be taken into account when choosing a super fund.