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As one of Australia’s largest super funds UniSuper offers a range of benefits
No matter what stage of life you are at, we are here to help.
Compare UniSuper with other super and pension funds
Get your super together and you could save in fees.
Extra super contributions could pay off over the long term.
5 things you can do to help you grow your super.
Boost your joint retirement income with a spouse account.
Nominate who benefits from your super when you die.
TTR lets you access your super while you're working
Understanding how much you'll need to retire comfortably
5 things you can do now to help you plan for retirement
Professional help for your finances
Frequently asked questions
Important information about pensions
All about our pensions’ features and benefits
Things you can do as you leave the workforce or wind back your work hours
Answers to commonly asked retirement questions
Find out how our investment options have performed
Information about the fundamentals of investing
Your guide to choosing and managing your investment options
Information about the team trusted to manage your super
The beliefs that guide how we invest your money
Find out what’s happening in investment markets each month.
All about receiving personal financial advice and what to expect
Information about receiving financial advice through UniSuper
Commonly asked questions about receiving personal financial advice
Call or email us to find out how we can help you
A list of our seminars and webinars available for members
Watch one of our tutorials online
A list of important websites
Information to help you understand topics related to super and retirement.
A list of definitions related to super
UniSuper members can automatically receive insurance cover
Insurance cover can give some financial support in difficult times
You may be able to get income protection cover through UniSuper
Insurance isn’t always just about cover for when times get tough
You may be able to transfer cover to UniSuper
This document outlines our licence to carry out financial services.
This brochure explains UniSuper’s financial advice offering in detail, including the services we provide, how much our advice services costs and how our advisers are remunerated.
This document outlines a framework for UniSuper to promote good governance among the companies in which we invest in on your behalf.
This document sets out the regulations for how we operate the Fund.
The deed sets out the rules for the establishment and operation of the Fund.
UniSuper's Sponsorship Guidelines outline how and when we will support organisations and events through paid sponsorship.
This document provides the basis on which we pursue sustainable investment principles and practices among our investments.
When you roll over money from another fund to UniSuper, your other fund may ask you for a copy of this letter.
The policy sets out how we collect and manage your personal information.
This fact sheet explains how to make a lump sum withdrawal from your super and/or roll over your benefit to another complying super fund. It also includes the relevant Withdrawal and rollover form.
This fact sheet explains how to make full or partial lump sum withdrawals from your Flexi Pension account. It also includes the relevant Flexi Pension withdrawal form.
Use this form to request a portability transfer of your benefits.
This fact sheet covers the circumstances in which you may be able to access your super benefits before you retire.
This fact sheet covers the circumstances in which you may be able to have your super benefits released on the grounds of severe financial hardship. It also includes the relevant Severe financial hardship form.
This fact sheet explains the process to apply for your super benefits under the departing Australia superannuation payment (DASP) provisions and some of the consequences of not claiming your benefits when you permanently leave Australia.
This kit contains everything you need to nominate UniSuper as your fund of choice, including the Choice of Fund form.
This kit contains everything you need to nominate UniSuper as your fund of choice if you’re an Accumulation 2 member, including the Choice of Fund waiver form.
Complete this form to arrange the rollover of your super from a previous fund to your UniSuper account.
Complete this form if you want to update your personal details or make or change your preferred beneficiary nomination.
This fact sheet explains the rules and benefits of super contribution splitting with your spouse and includes the relevant Contribution splitting form.
Complete this form if you want to make a voluntary lump sum member contribution.
Complete this form to make a lump sum contribution to your spouse's Accumulation super account.
Complete this notice if you intend to claim a tax deduction for personal contributions made to UniSuper or want to vary a previous notice you sent to UniSuper.
Complete this form if you want to start, change or end regular payroll voluntary contributions.
Complete this form to confirm you’ve met the government work test and are able to make certain super contributions.
Complete this form to reduce the level of your standard member contributions under our contribution flexibility arrangements.
This fact sheet explains how the concessional contributions cap could affect your super and how notional taxed contributions apply to DBD members.
This fact sheet explains your options if you’re likely to exceed the concessional contributions cap and don’t want to pay extra tax.
You may need to make an important decision about your super within the first 24 months of becoming a UniSuper member. Use this fact sheet to help you decide which style of super is right for you.
This fact sheet explains the concessional contributions cap for Accumulation 2 members.
Use this form to cancel (opt out of) or decrease your optional Death and Disablement insurance cover and/or optional Income Protection insurance cover.
Use this form to notify us of a change to your employment circumstances if you have optional Death and Disablement or Income Protection insurance cover.
This fact sheet explains how to claim a terminal medical condition benefit if you have a terminal illness or injury.
This fact sheet provides information about the temporary incapacity benefit available to DBD and Accumulation 2 members and explains how to make a claim for a temporary incapacity benefit claim.
This fact sheet provides information about converting your option of Death and Disablement or Death-only insurance cover to fixed cover. It also includes the relevant Fixed insurance cover application form.
This fact sheet provides information about UniSuper's Life Events insurance option, including who is eligible, how it works and how to apply. It also includes the relevant Life events insurance cover application form.
This fact sheet provides information about transferring insurance from a previous employer-sponsored super fund to optional insurance cover with UniSuper. It also includes the relevant Transfer of insurance cover application form.
Use this form to choose or switch an investment option for your pension account or choose how your pension payments are drawn from your investment options.
Use this form to update how your future contributions will be invested, choose or update how rollovers received to your account will be invested or switch an investment option for your existing account balance.
This fact sheet provides an overview of the Global Environmental Opportunities investment option including key facts and its objective and strategy.
This fact sheet provides an overview of the Australian Equity Income investment option including key facts and its objective and strategy.
This fact sheet provides an overview of the Global Companies in Asia investment option including key facts and its objective and strategy.
A guide on how an amendment to Clause 35 of the Trust Deed will affect current DBD members when they leave their job or are no longer eligible for the DBD.
This brochure highlights the benefits of remaining a UniSuper member even if you’re leaving the higher education sector, how you can remain a member and the relevant forms you may need to complete.
Use this form to notify us of your tax file number.
This fact sheet gives you information about providing certified copies of your proof of identity to prove you are the person to whom your super belongs.
This fact sheet explains who is authorised to certify your proof of identity documents.
This fact sheet explains how super is generally treated under family law, particularly when it comes to super splitting.
Use this guide to assist with superannuation and Family Law matters, including Court Orders and Superannuation Agreements.
Complete this authority form to authorise a person and/or nominated party to access details regarding a member's UniSuper account/s.
Complete this form to make, update or cancel a Binding Death Benefit nomination for your benefit.
Complete this form to set out the nature of an interdependency relationship.
Complete this form if you want update your personal details or financial account details. If you’re a Flexi Pension or Term Allocated Pension member, use this form to change the amount of your pension payments, change the frequency of your pension payments, change your pension drawdown method or make or change your preferred beneficiary nomination.
This fact sheet explains the rules that apply to reversionary beneficiary nominations for Flexi Pension members. It also includes the relevant Adding or removing a reversionary beneficiary form.
This fact sheet explains how to calculate your annual income from your Term Allocated Pension for the 2012/13 financial year.
Use this form to change your annual Term Allocated pension income or payment frequency for the 2012/13 financial year.
Use this form to change your annual Flexi Pension income or payment frequency for the 2012/13 financial year.
Use this form to change your annual Flexi Pension income or payment frequency under a transition to retirement arrangement for the 2012/13 financial year.
Use this form to use all or part of your defined benefit component to start a Flexi Pension under the government's transition to retirement rules.
This fact sheet explains how to open a Flexi Pension account and the eligibility requirements under the transition to retirement rules.
This booklet guides you through planning your retirement and your life after work and helps to answer your retirement questions.
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