Forms & fact sheets

Our largest division is open to full-time, part-time and casual employees of any industry.

For people working for employers who provide tailored insurance arrangements as part of their employment benefits.

For people self-employed, sole traders or as a partner in a partnership, or who are not currently in paid employment.

Open to people working for an eligible Super Options employer who offers employees a super product without default Income Protection.

This guide is for members in AustralianSuper plan, Personal Plan and Super Options.

This guide is for members working for an eligible AustralianSuper Select employer who offers tailored insurance arrangements.

This TMD describes the target market for the AustralianSuper Plan, an employer-sponsored accumulation product open to full-time, part-time, and casual employees of any industry.

This TMD describes the target market for AustralianSuper Select, an employer-sponsored accumulation product open to people working for an eligible AustralianSuper Select employer who offers employees a super product with tailored insurance arrangements.

This TMD describes the target market for the Personal Plan, a product open to people who are self-employed, sole traders, a partner in a partnership, or who are not currently in paid employment.

This TMD describes the target market for Super Options, an employer-sponsored accumulation product open to people working for an eligible Super Options employer who offers employees a super product without default Income Protection cover.

For people retiring and needing to draw an income from their savings in a tax-effective environment.

For all the finer details about TTR Income account and things you need to know.

This TMD describes the target market for the AustralianSuper Choice Income product, an account-based pension open to people seeking to turn their super into a regular income in retirement.

This TMD describes the target market for TTR Income, a ‘transition to retirement’ pension product open to people wanting to reduce their work hours or grow their super savings, while still receiving a regular income.