AustralianSuper is proud to partner with Australia Post to help you grow your super.
As a super fund that is run only to benefit members, any profit we make goes back to our members. With members at the centre of everything we do, we’re committed to helping you achieve your retirement goals.
We aim to deliver strong long-term performance and low fees for our members. We also offer a wide range of investment options. With AustralianSuper, you have access to a range of digital tools and resources to help you plan for the future.
In most cases, you can choose where your super goes
To make a super choice, simply nominate AustralianSuper when completing your onboarding documentation online.
If you don’t nominate a super account when you start a new job, your employer will contact the ATO to find your ‘stapled fund’ and will pay your super contributions to that account.
If you don’t have an existing super account and don’t choose a fund, your employer will pay your super into their nominated default super fund1.
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What is AustralianSuper Select? @headerType>
AustralianSuper Select is only available through selected employers like Australia Post.
With Select, you get the same benefits that all AustralianSuper members enjoy, plus your super account comes with basic insurance cover2 which is arranged by your employer.
More information about your insurance options is included in the Australia Post employee booklet.
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How to join AustralianSuper Select? @headerType>
If you’re a permanent employee or fixed term contractor, and want to change your current super fund to AustralianSuper Select, simply elect the ‘Default’ option as part of your on-boarding at Australia Post.
We’ll then be in touch shortly after with details of your membership in the Australia Post Plan (Select).
If you’re already an AustralianSuper member, that’s great. When Australia Post advises us that you've started your new job, we'll be in touch shortly after with all the information about your membership in AustralianSuper Select, including details on your updated insurance.
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What happens if I’m a casual or Startrack employee? @headerType>
Casual and Startrack employees are ineligible to join AustralianSuper Select, but you still have the option to join AustralianSuper, where your super will be paid into the AustralianSuper Plan. This is the fund's largest plan, open to any employee of any industry, and has the same benefits as Select, except for the insurance arrangements.
If your employment changes from casual to permanent employee or fixed-term contractor and you have an AustralianSuper Plan account, once notified by Australia Post we'll automatically change your account to AustralianSuper Select and confirm these changes to you in writing.
Learn more about the AustralianSuper Plan.
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How do I setup my super with AustralianSuper? @headerType>
There are simple things you can do now that can make a big difference to your super in the long run. -
What insurance cover am I provided through my super? @headerType>
AustralianSuper provides most members with basic insurance cover2 with their super account. This cover provides a basic level of protection if you die or become ill or injured.
- Choice of super fund rules apply. Check with your employer to confirm if choice of super fund is available within your employment conditions.
- The cover provided automatically is based on your division, age, account balance and if you are receiving employer contributions. You can apply to increase, decrease, cancel or change your cover anytime. Age limits and other conditions apply. Read the Insurance in your super guide for more information.
AustralianSuper insurance is provided by TAL Life Limited (the Insurer) ABN 70 050 109 450, AFSL 237848.