How to consolidate your super?
Using our search and consolidate tool, you can now find and combine your super accounts in just a few minutes. It’s easy to use, fast and free. Just follow the instructions below and you'll be on your way to less fees and simpler super admin.
Before you consolidate, get the full picture. Ask your super provider for information about any fees or charges that may apply, or any other information about the effect this transfer may have on your benefits, such as insurance cover, before making a decision. If you wish to claim a tax deduction for personal super contributions, you must lodge a notice of intent to claim a tax deduction with your original fund, before you consolidate your super into another fund. What are you waiting for?
Step 1
Simply log into your online account (make sure we have your TFN so you can give us consent to perform the search for you).
Step 2
Once you’ve logged into your account, click on ‘Consolidate and find your super’ in the left hand navigation panel.
Step 3
Give us your consent and start your search.
The search takes just minutes to complete and if you’ve requested to consolidate your super with us, your funds should appear in your account shortly after your other fund has processed the request.
You can also use our ‘Consolidate your super’ form if you already know which super funds you want to consolidate or you can visit the AUSfund or ATO website to check if you have lost or unclaimed super online.
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The benefits of consolidating your super
If you’ve ever changed your name, address or job, chances are you have more than one super account. And more than one account means more than one set of fees.
By consolidating your super, you put all of it in one place and with one super fund. That means only a single set of fees, plus easier account management.
Less accounts means less fees
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Compare the difference
Grace
Super balance: $150,000
Fees: $1,978
Accounts: 3
Cheryl
Super balance: $150,000
Fees: $1,068
Accounts: 1Super account Balance Fees Super account Balance Fees #1 $50,000 $408 #1 $150,000 $1,068 #2 $50,000 $705 #3 $50,000 $865 Total $150,000 = $1,978 Total $150,000 = $1,068 By paying fees on three accounts, Grace pays more each year. Extra fees mean she has less to reinvest in super so can’t save as quickly as Cheryl.
By consolidating accounts, Cheryl only pays one fee. The money she saves is reinvested to grow her super balance faster.
$910 worse off $910 better off Source: SuperRatings Fundamentals June 2018. Comparisons are for the AustralianSuper Balanced option (#1), the average super fund (#2), and the average retail (Master Trust) (#3). Administration and investment fees are included but the cost of insurance cover is not. The AustralianSuper fee example is based on the investment costs for the Balanced option (0.66%) and one administration fee of $78 applied.
What happens next?
If you’ve submitted your consolidation request, we’ll contact your other super funds to transfer your money to us. While we’ll do our bit to make sure your request is processed as quickly as possible, the processing time can vary between other funds. We’ll contact you, to let you know when it’s completed.
You can log in to your online account to keep track of your super anytime and to see the funds that have come in.
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