Great value super that offers choice and flexibility
An Accumulation 2 super account gives you greater control of your investments, contributions and insurance, letting you shape your super to suit you.
This product is generally open to anyone who is within their first two years of joining the Defined Benefit Division.
Features
Flexible contributions
You can change how much you contribute from your salary at any time (if eligible). Boost your super or have some extra money to spend or save.
Investment choice
Control where you invest your super. Choose from a range of investments, including our High Growth and Sustainable Balanced and Global Environmental Opportunities investment options.
Insurance to suit you
You can have death and disablement cover, with the option to add income protection too (if eligible). Apply to change your cover to suit your needs anytime.
Find out more about Accumulation 2 in the Product Disclosure Statement (PDF, 2.5 MB), and read if this product has been designed for someone like you in the Target Market Determination (PDF, 173 KB).
How to transfer to Accumulation 2
You can generally transfer to the Accumulation 2 product from the Defined Benefit Division (DBD) anytime within 2 years of joining the DBD. Remember, you can only make this choice once.
If you do transfer, you can’t go back to the DBD.
If you’re unsure what’s best for you, we recommend contacting us or seeking financial advice before making your decision.
Compare Accumulation 2 with the DBD
See how Accumulation 2 and the DBD compare and find out which product might suit you.
Or
Ready to transfer?
Read and complete the Transferring from the Defined Benefit Division to Accumulation 2 form (PDF, 328 KB) and return it to us at UniSuper, Level 1, 385 Bourke Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000.
We can help you decide
UniSuper Advice is on hand to help you understand your options. You can make an appointment with an adviser over the phone, video call, or in person at one of our member centres in Australia. There’s no extra cost for this appointment.