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When payday arrives, you’d probably check your bank account to see if your pay is there. Would you know if your super wasn’t being paid?
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Why it’s important to check your super contributions
When someone pays you money they owe, it’s normal to check your bank account to see if it’s there. It’s a good idea to regularly check your super account to keep on top of your transactions such as payments and contributions.
Nearly 4 out of 5 AustralianSuper members aged 50 and over said they would know if their super wasn’t paid correctly2.
Checking your super account for employer payments and extra contributions helps you know how your super is tracking - and what to do next. Reviewing the ‘Transactions’ page by logging into your account online or via the AustralianSuper mobile app is the best way to stay across your super transactions.
You can also adjust your notification settings in the app to receive a notification whenever an employer contribution lands in your account.
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- Australian Taxation Office, Super guarantee compliance snapshot 2023–24, net Super guarantee gap for 2021-22, last updated 18 November 2024.
- AustralianSuper Super Snapshot data 2024. Based on responses from 22,676 people.