Did you know the average Australian has multiple super accounts? Each with its own set of fees and charges.
Before you combine your super, you should check whether your other funds charge exit or withdrawal fees, and how exiting those funds could impact any other entitlements (like cessation of insurance cover).
If this is you, that's multiple sets of fees and charges potentially eroding your super balance. As your super balance grows, these fees can really add up.
Don't be one of the thousands of Australians whose potential super balance is eroded by multiple sets of fees. It’s time to get it together.
And it’s easier than you might think.
Getting your super together is easy
Get it together now...with our handy rollover toolOur rollover tool takes a lot of the fuss out of getting your super together. We take care of some of the tricky parts – like looking up the ABN and SPIN numbers of the more common funds. All you have to do is:
1. Fill out your details (have your member number and tax file number handy).
2. Put in the name of your previous fund (or funds).
3. Print and sign the forms we generate for you. These will already have all the information we need – so all you have to do is check the details and sign.
When you’ve signed and dated the forms, attach certified proof of ID documents (like your passport or driver’s licence), and post (no stamp needed) it all to:
UniSuper
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Melbourne Vic 3000
We’ll do the rest. Easy.
Get it together manually
If you'd prefer to fill out a form yourself, you can use our Combine my super (rollover) form.
Just fill out the form, sign and date, attach certified proof of ID documents, and post it all to:
UniSuper
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Melbourne Vic 3000
Why get your super together?
Let our take you through how you could save by getting your super together.
By having just the one UniSuper account you can:
- Pay one set of fees and charges
- Have less paperwork to deal with each year
- Enjoy our competitive investment returns*
- Have access to our broad range of investment options
Remember to weigh up all your options before you get it together and check whether your other funds charges any withdrawal fees or if there’s an impact on any other entitlements (like insurance).
*The value of investments can rise and fall and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
Proof of ID
Your passport, your licence, or your birth certificate plus a tax assessment notice from the ATO are some of the documents you can use as proof of ID.
Take a look at our
Your guide to proof of identity fact sheet for a list of documents we'll accept.
Whatever ID documents you choose, make photocopies and get them certified. See the
People authorised to certify proof of identity documents fact sheet for help with this.
Your local Superannuation Officer might also be able to point you to someone on campus who can certify your ID documents. See your campus directory for details.
Why UniSuper?
We are committed to supporting you throughout your working life and beyond, with a flexible range of super and retirement options to suit your needs.
UniSuper Helpline 1800 331 685
UniSuper Advice 1300 331 685