What is combining your super?

Combining, or rolling over, your super means transferring the money from your other super accounts into just one account. This could be because you have more than one account with one super fund, or you have multiple accounts with different super funds.

Every time you've changed jobs, you may have opened another super account with another fund. This means you could have several funds holding various amounts of your super money. Keeping track of small amounts of super can be a hassle, and it's likely that money in these separate super accounts is being spent on duplicate fees and charges. By combining your super you could save on fees and make it easier to manage your super with only one account.

Page last updated 14 November 2024