ABN, SPIN/USI and SFN details for your employer

If you start a new job, you may need to share details like our super fund ABN, USI/SPIN, SFN and our address with your employer.

How to find your super fund ABN or USI/SPIN for your employer

If you’ve just joined AustralianSuper or have recently changed jobs, your employer may ask for your super details.

We’ll send your super fund details directly to your employer to make it easier for you.

Our fund details

ABN: 65 714 394 898 SFN: 268 351 945
Super
SPIN/USI number: STA0100AU Address: GPO BOX 1901, Melbourne, VIC, 3001
Retirement
SPIN/USI number: STA0002AU Address: Locked Bag 6, Carlton South, VIC 3053

Learn how to log in to your account online so you can share our fund details with your employer.

How to find your member number

If you can’t find your member number, you can use our tool. All you need are your:

  • name
  • date of birth
  • post code
  • email or mobile number.

You can also find your member number on any of the letters we’ve sent you or in your account online or the app.

Find my member number

How to send your super details to your employer

There are a few ways you can share your details with your employer:

  • Generally the easiest and fastest way is to log in to the portal or app and send your fund details from there.
  • Alternatively, if you’re using your employer’s HR software, you can add the numbers above, including your member number. As part of this process, you’ll also need to download the letter of compliance, fill out your personal details and share this with your employer.

Learn how the app can help you track super contributions coming into your account.

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Super stapling

From November 2021, your super account is ‘stapled’ to you and follows you when you change jobs throughout your life, unless you choose otherwise. This could reduce the number of super accounts you might accumulate as you change jobs so you’re not paying extra fees and insurance.

Comparing super funds

Whether you’re new to the workforce or looking to change funds, your super is your choice. When choosing a super fund, consider performance history and fees you’ll pay against other factors like insurance, investment options, risk, and member services and benefits with your situation and needs.

Understanding super basics

If eligible, you’re entitled to receive 12% of your salary as Superannuation Guarantee contributions from your employer for the 2025-26 financial year. Generally, to be eligible for super, you must be over 18 years old or working 30 hours a week.

After-tax contributions

Generally, you you can top up your super balance by making extra contributions from money you’ve already paid tax on1, like your take-home pay, an inheritance or a tax refund.

Salary sacrifice

Generally, you can add to your super from your before-tax pay, on top of your employer’s compulsory super contributions2. This can help grow your super and reduce your taxable income.

Consolidate your super

If you’ve changed your personal details or moved jobs, you may have multiple super accounts. This means you might be paying more than one set of admin fees and insurance. Consider consolidating your super accounts to potentially reduce these costs3.
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