2022 EOFY contribution deadlines coming up soon
Want to top up your super before the end of the financial year?
Get your contributions in on time
Make sure you get your contributions in on time so you don’t miss out on any tax advantages or government incentives.
You can contribute using BPAY® or cheque.
We strongly recommend using BPAY® because of the impact the pandemic continues to have on Australia Post’s delivery timeframes.
Note: Generally, a contribution is considered to have been made when it is received by us. The law prevents us from changing this date.
How to make contributions
BPAY® - Lodged by 5pm AEST on Friday 24 June 2022
This deadline allows us time to receive and process funds by Thursday 30 June 2022. To find your BPAY details, log in to your online account. ®Registered to BPAY Pty Ltd ABN 69 079 137 518
Cheque (Post only) – Received by 12pm (noon) AEST on Thursday 30 June 2022
We recommend posting your cheque 10-14 business days in advance of the 30 June deadline. The cheque we receive must not subsequently be dishonoured.
Remember, you’ll need to submit a correctly completed form with your cheque. If you don’t, we may not be able to accept your payment and your contribution won’t count for this financial year.
Please make sure you fill in the right form for your contribution:
- Personal contribution: Lump sum voluntary member contribution by cheque form (PDF, 98KB)
- Spouse contribution: Spouse contribution form (PDF, 80KB)
Mail your cheque and form to:
UniSuper
Level 1, 385 Bourke Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
In person at a UniSuper Member Centre – Received by 12pm (noon) AEST on Thursday 30 June 2022
View our Member Centre locations and opening hours.
Our member centres are open, meaning you can physically hand over your cheque to us if you’d like to. This deadline allows us time to receive and process your cheque by Thursday 30 June 2022.
Contribution caps
There are limits on the total amount of contributions you can make into super each financial year without paying extra tax. If you exceed these limits, you may pay more tax on any contributions exceeding the caps.