Factsheets

Nominating your beneficiaries

You can choose who will get your super and insurance payments if you die, however your choice may not be legally binding. Find out about the restrictions and process for this important decision.

Government Co-contribution scheme

To help you save for your retirement, the Government is willing to give eligible members a super boost of up to $1,000! Learn more about co-contributions.

Lost super

It's easy to find out where all your old super amounts are currently and consolidate them. Read about this important step in taking control of your super.

Member Online Services

Member Online Services allows you to view and update your personal super account details as well as transact with us online. This quick guide shows you how to complete key tasks.

Government Flood Levy

The flood levy was introduced by the Australian Government to assist communities affected by recent natural disasters and to help rebuild essential infrastructure. It will only apply from 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 and there are certain payments you may receive from superannuation funds that are considered taxable income for the purposes of the flood levy.

Salary sacrifice

Salary Sacrificing into your super fund can be a great way to get ahead. Read about the possible benefits and other things you need to consider.

UK Pension transfers

Australian Enterprise Super is a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme (QROPS). This means no UK tax will apply if you transfer your UK pension(s) into your Australian Enterprise Super account, provided certain conditions are met. Depending on your circumstances, some tax may be payable when the money is recevied into Australian Enterprise Super. UK payments tax may apply if the funds are subsequently withdrawn.

Document certification and statuatory declarations

A list of people authorised to certify documents, e.g. proof of identification.

Contribution limits

Making additional contributions is a great way to boost your super. However, limits do apply when making contributions that you should be aware of.

How to claim your super - for departing temporary residents

If you were working in Australia as a temporary resident, you may be eligible to claim your super money once you have left Australia. This is called a Departing Australia Superannuation Payment (DASP).