Setting up salary sacrifice super contributions
If you’d like to contribute to your super through salary sacrifice, you’ll need to arrange for contributions to be deducted from your before-tax pay by your employer2. It’s a good idea to speak with your employer or payroll team to confirm what contribution options are available, including making before-tax or after-tax contributions from your pay into your super account.
Setting up a Direct Debit
If you want to contribute to your super from your after-tax pay, setting up a one off or regular direct debit is one of the easiest ways to make regular contributions to your super. Simply, nominate your preferred schedule and see how your super savings may grow over the long term. You can set up a direct debit through your account online or the mobile app, or complete and return the Add to your super with after-tax contributions form to us.
Setting up a BPAY payment
You can make one-off or regular payments via BPAY® from your bank account.
Learn more
A little extra today could help make a meaningful difference to your super over time. Whether you choose salary sacrifice, Direct Debit or BPAY, learn more about your options and what to consider in our Add to your super and retire with more fact sheet.
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1. Before adding to your super, consider your financial circumstances, eligibility, contribution caps that may apply, tax issues and when your super can be accessed. We recommend you consider seeking financial advice.
2. Salary sacrifice may affect some Government benefits and employee benefits. We recommend you consider seeking financial advice before deciding if a salary sacrifice arrangement is right for you.
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