Super education for WA Police
As the default super fund for the WA public sector, we’ve been looking after the super and retirement savings of WA Police Officers and staff for over 85 years.
We offer a range of services to help you learn about your super and retirement options and several unique benefits for you as public sector employees and/or Police Officers.
Support for Sworn Officers
Medical retirement and tailored Salary Continuance Insurance
From January 2022, Police Officers and Aboriginal police liaison officers who are medically retired due to a work-related illness or injury will be eligible for police compensation.
GESB’s alternative Salary Continuance Insurance (SCI) benefit for WA Police has been designed to be of greater value to Police Officers in the event of a medical discharge.
With the support of the WA Police Union, GESB offers seminars for officers approaching a medical retirement. Please contact the WA Police Union for details regarding any upcoming sessions.
Accelerated contributions
If you’re a Gold State Super member between 45 and 55 years of age and employed as a Police Officer, you can apply to contribute an additional amount. For details, see the Gold State Super essentials brochure.
Visit us at the WA Police Academy, Joondalup
Come along to one of our fortnightly in-person sessions, conveniently located at the WA Police Academy.
Webinars
Register to attend one of our webinars below. If you work in the public sector, you’re welcome to join - even if you’re not a current GESB member.
Once registered, you’ll have access to the live event and a recording of the webinar so you can watch it on demand for 10 days after the event.
For more information, please read our webinar help guide.
- In Person
- Webinar
If you can’t attend one of the sessions listed above, or if you’re interested in other topics we offer, see our full list of seminars and webinars.
- In Person
- Webinar
Not a member?
You can choose to join GESB by completing a Standard choice form and submitting it to your employer. A GESB Super account will be automatically opened for you.
Leaving the public sector?
If you’re a current GESB member leaving the WA public sector or you have a second job in the private sector, you can choose to stay with GESB and keep all your super with one fund.
Top tips from your Relationship Manager
Your Relationship Manager, Greg Stewart, is dedicated to supporting all WA Police staff.
Here are some tips from Greg that may be useful for you as a GESB member and WA Police employee.
It’s important to update your personal contact details as soon as you can in Member Online, as the initial contacts provided to GESB will be your work contact information.
Find out about your investment options and how to choose the investment plan that best suits your super and retirement goals.
Submitting a binding death nomination is one way to make sure your super goes to the people you want to benefit when you pass away. You can replace or cancel your existing nomination at any time.
GESB offers different types of insurance that may help you if you’re sick or injured. Find out how your insurance could assist you.
Meet Greg
Your dedicated Relationship Manager Greg presents webinars specifically designed for employees in the WA Police department to help you grow your super and prepare for retirement.
The more you learn about your super, the more empowered you’ll feel towards understanding your investments, building your retirement savings and making more informed decisions about your future.
We aim to explain topics in a clear and simple way, and we’ll do our best to answer any questions you may have before the end of each webinar session.
More information
- Stay with GESB if you’re leaving the public sector or have a second job
- Read our Withdrawing as a contributing member fact sheet
- Learn what happens to your super in the event of a divorce or separation
- Read the latest super news
- Find out about our super tips
- Try our calculators
Need help
- Contact your Member Services Centre
- Call us on 13 43 72
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