Question 2 is coming your way.
Your super savings may last 20 years or more in retirement1 – and may even outlive you. Have you considered what you’ll do with your super?
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Why nominating a beneficiary matters
Wills don’t typically cover super. So, it’s important to let your fund know where you’d like your savings to go when you pass away. AustralianSuper will follow relevant laws to distribute your balance.
Nominating who receives your super can be a big decision. You can check and change your nominations any time, but it’s a good idea to do so after big life events, such as marriage, separation, or the passing of a loved one. Get started on the AustralianSuper mobile app or by accessing your account online. If you prefer, you can also download a form to update any of the three types of beneficiary nominations available.
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- Australia’s health 2024: Australian institute of health and welfare. Accessed: 15 April 2025. Retirement and Retirement Intentions, Australia. ABS. Accessed: 15 April 2025.
- AustralianSuper Super Snapshot data 2024. Survey results from 7754 retirees.