
What is Super?
Superannuation (super) is your long term savings plan for retirement. It's where you can invest your hard earned money so you can fund your lifestyle after work.
What is super?
- Super is a way of saving money while you're working to fund your retirement.
- If eligible, employers are generally required to pay a percentage of your earnings into your super account. This is called the Superannuation Guarantee (SG) and the amount is currently 12% of your wages (not including overtime).
- You can also make personal contributions to your super account. The more money that is put into your super and invested, the more you could have for retirement.
- Your super fund invests your money to help it grow over time until you retire or you're eligible to access it.
Learn more about your super:
Looking to boost your super?
Learn about the different types of contributions, contribution caps, government incentives and arrangements, along with some important considerations.

Choose the right super fund for you
There's a few important things to consider when choosing a super fund. Things like:
- Service and support when you need it
- Education and advice
- Insurance to suit your job
- Investment choice and performance
- Fees and costs
Choosing the right super fund can make a big difference to your financial future. Taking the time to compare your options can help you find a fund that meets your needs and supports your retirement goals.



