Lost Super

One in two Australians have lost super

There are billions of dollars sitting in lost and unclaimed super accounts and some of it could be yours!

When you change jobs, you should consider transferring the money you’ve accumulated in your super to the super fund of your choice. Many Australians aren't aware of this, and they may lose hundreds if not thousands of dollars in retirement savings.

Finding your lost super however, is much simpler than it seems and Professional Associations Super can help you find it today.

Did you know?

• Your retirement savings can sit in accounts and be subject to multiple administration fees, which in turn may reduce your overall super balance.

• After your super account has been inactive for five years and you are uncontactable by your fund, your super could become known as lost super.

Some Australians don’t realise that they can lose super when changing names or addresses. Others think the super they earned from a previous job isn’t worth chasing up or that it would automatically be transferred to their new super fund once they change jobs. The fact is, it's your money and keeping track of your super is up to you. Finding and consolidating multiple super accounts into one account can be easier than you may think.

Are you are a member of a Professional Associations Super division?

Click here or on your division below for our contact details and start tracking down your lost super today.