Consolidate my Super

Combine all of your super into one account and avoid paying multiple fees

Benefits of consolidating

If you have multiple super accounts in the same and different super funds, you could be paying fees and insurance premiums on each account - which all adds up. Consolidating all your super into one super fund account could save you time and money.

Pay fewer fees

One super account = one set of fees

Keep track of your super

One super account will make your super easier to manage

Save time

Reduce your paperwork

Paper option

MyGov instructions

Step1: Create a MyGov account, then link the ATO to your account. If you already have a MyGov account, just log in and click through to the ATO Section.

Step2: Go to the ‘Super’ tab.

Step3: Choose the fund you want to transfer your money from (called the ‘transferring fund’), and then fund you want to transfer your money to (called the ‘receiving fund’) from the funds listed.

Step4: Confirm your selection and your funds should move your accounts into one Account within three days.

Go the ATO’s MyGov page >

Combine your super online

It’s quick and easy to get your super together.
Login and click Search & combine, under the Grow my super tab.

Combine my super now

If you haven’t already verified your ID you will be asked to do so before combining your super, so have your driver’s licence ready. Alternatively, complete our rollover form or login to your MyGov account.

Before you consolidate your super, check with your other super funds about any insurance or other benefits you could lose.

Paper option

MyGov instructions

Step1: Create a MyGov account, then link the ATO to your account. If you already have a MyGov account, just log in and click through to the ATO Section.

Step2: Go to the ‘Super’ tab.

Step3: Choose the fund you want to transfer your money from (called the ‘transferring fund’), and then fund you want to transfer your money to (called the ‘receiving fund’) from the funds listed.

Step4: Confirm your selection and your funds should move your accounts into one Account within three days.

Go the ATO’s MyGov page >

Things you should know

* Before you consolidate your super, you should check with your other super funds about any exit fees or loss of insurance or other benefits.

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