Take control of your super
Find the information you need to manage your super through different life stages, from changing jobs and consolidating accounts to nominating a beneficiary and more.
Consolidate your super
Having multiple super accounts or lost super can mean you’re paying more fees than you need to. Save time and money by consolidating your super in one place.
Nominate a beneficiary
Your super doesn't automatically become part of your estate when you die. To tell us who you'd like to receive your super, nominate one or more beneficiaries.
Early access to super
Super is there to help fund your retirement, so most of it is locked away until you meet certain conditions. In some cases, you may be able to access it early.
Changing jobs
Changing jobs doesn’t mean you have to change your super fund. We've made notifying your employer about your Cbus super account easy to do.
Super and divorce or separation
Going through a separation or divorce can be a stressful time for you and your family. Super is usually one of the biggest assets you have as a couple, but it’s often overlooked when a relationship breaks down.
Temporary residents leaving Australia
How to claim super for temporary residents leaving Australia.
