Protect yourself from scams
Cbus is leading efforts to strengthen safeguards against these tactics and protect members' hard-earned super. Explore our top security tips here.
Scammers are getting smarter on social media
Be on high alert for clickbait super scams on social media and unsolicited calls.
Scammers and some super comparison sites will push you to give them your personal information, or even worse, your super savings.
Watch our video.
Be wary of ads offering free surveys and big returns
Be on alert if you see super ads promising free reviews and big returns. Ask yourself - does it look too good to be true? Be extremely cautious about who you are engaging with on social media and don't risk your hard-earned savings.
Take action - protect yourself
You have the power to keep your super safe:
Ignore pushy ads and calls
Ignore tactics pressuring you to act fast
Don’t share personal info
Clear your cookies and cache to reduce digital tracking
Hide suspicious ads.
Head to our scams hub for more security tips.
We’re here to help
Please let us know immediately if you have concerns about the safety of your super.
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