Consolidate your super
Consolidate your super
Losing track of your super is easy to do, especially if you change jobs or move to a new address. We can help you find it and put it in your CareSuper account.*
One account. One set of fees. What’s not to love?
The upside of having one account
- One account means more in your pocket
Multiple super accounts means multiple fees. - Less admin for you
Avoid extra work by managing just one account. - Capitalise on compound interest
With one larger balance. - Your super will follow you
Super stapling means your account will follow you from job to job.
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1Log in
Log in to your MemberOnline account or register here. Once logged in, select ‘Find my super’ in the dropdown menu.
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2Verify your identity
You’ll need to have two items of identification handy, like your driver licence, Medicare Card or passport to verify your identity.
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3Search
Then start your search. We'll tell you how many accounts we find (if any), and you decide how much you want to transfer in to your CareSuper account. Simple!
Alternatively, we can assist you over the phone. Call us on 1300 360 149, 8am – 8pm weekdays to speak with a member of our team.
A bigger net benefit
We believe in a simple but powerful equation:
competitive fees + smart, proactive investing = a bigger net benefit.
The result? Over 15 years to 30 June 2024, our Balanced option returned over $40,000 more than the average of all surveyed retail funds and outperformed the average of all surveyed industry funds by over $9,000.
CareSuper Balanced option earnings over 10 years: $173,101.00.
Average* of the retail super balanced options: $132,198.00
^Source: SuperRatings Fund Crediting Rate Survey – SR50 Balanced (60-76) Index, June 2023. This survey includes Balanced options for industry funds and master trusts. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and you should consider other factors before choosing a fund or changing your investments.
*Before combining your super into CareSuper you should consider whether this is right for you and check if you will be charged any fees. You should also check the impact on any insurance arrangements (such as loss of insurance) or other benefits.