Super Explained Easily

Super is designed to make your money work hard for you in retirement but understanding how it all works can be confusing. That’s why we’ve created a library of videos that give you the super know-how to make informed choices about your super.

How to consolidate your super

You may have multiple super accounts if you've had more than one occupation. This means you could be paying more in fees. Things to consider before you consolidate your super.

Salary sacrifice

Salary sacrifice is an easy way to make extra payments into your super. Learn more about making super contributions.

Voluntary contributions

If you have a little extra from your take-home pay, additional savings, or an inheritance, you can make non-concessional contributions to boost your super.

Transition to retirement

Everyone has different retirement needs, so it’s important to know that planning for retirement is not a one-size fits all approach. Learn more about what we offer for retirement.

Super Income Stream

A super income stream keeps your money invested and working for you in retirement. Learn more about super income stream.

The Age Pension

When you receive retirement income from your super, you may still be eligible for the government Age Pension. Learn more about eligibility for the Age Pension.

Know your insurance

Did you know your super includes insurance? It's important you have the right cover for your life circumstances. Learn more about your insurance options.

Leave your super to the right people

Most people think their super and life insurance automatically becomes part of their estate when they die. But they don’t. Learn more about nominating beneficiaries.