Why combine your super?

If you've worked for a number of different employers, you might have a number of super accounts. Combining your super funds into your GESB Super or West State Super account means:

• You can stop paying fees for all of your other accounts and could save money with our fees being below the industry median¹
• You’ll simplify your paperwork with just one super account to manage
• You can control how your super is invested by choosing your own investment plan
• You’ll have your retirement savings invested with us, WA’s largest locally-based fund with around $39 billion in Funds under Management (as at 31 March 2024)

It’s easy to combine or roll over your super into one account - and we’re here to help. We can even contact your other super funds and arrange the transfer for you².

We don’t charge a fee to roll your other super into your GESB account

We can consolidate all of your super funds at no extra cost and your super will be automatically invested in your current choice of investment plan.

You should check whether exit fees will be charged by your other funds and what impact, if any, this may have on any insurance entitlements in that fund.

1 SuperRatings Smart database as at 31 December 2023. Based on an average balance of $50,000, fees for the My West State Super plan, the My GESB Super plan and the RI Allocated Pension Balanced plan are below the industry median. Fees includes administration, investment, and transaction fees and costs. Fees may change periodically.
2 Former WA public sector employees should consider consolidating into their active super accounts to avoid multiple fees. Before withdrawing from your GESB scheme, we recommend you read the choice of super fund page, contact us and seek independent financial advice.