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Rolling in your super makes it easier to keep track of, and you may save on fees.
Andrew Stephenson
QSuper member since 2004
Have you worked in more than one organisation? If you have, why not roll over your other super to QSuper?
If you’re a member of QSuper, you can roll over money from other funds into your QSuper account. By doing this it will be easier to keep track of your super, and you may also save on extra fees you might otherwise pay.
QSuper will accept rollovers (including super accounts) from previous employers, approved deposit funds, and personal super policies.
Rolling your funds over to QSuper
You can use a QSuper Easy transfer form (pdf) to transfer your super to QSuper. Details are to the right.
Alternatively, you can use a rollover form provided by your other super fund. They may ask you to supply details about QSuper, these are listed below:
| SFN: |
2610 419 41 |
| ABN: |
60 905 115 063 |
| SPIN: |
QSU0101AU (Accumulation account)
QSU0102AU (Defined Benefit account) |
Are there any fees or charges?
QSuper does not charge any entry fees for accepting these amounts. Before requesting the rollover, it is a good idea to check with your other fund/s to determine whether there are any exit or penalty fees for moving your benefit, or other loss of benefits (e.g. insurance cover). In addition, if your other super fund is untaxed there may be tax implications to consider.
Roll in your super
Rolling in your super takes just two easy steps.
1. Download and complete
an Easy transfer form (pdf)
2. Send the form to QSuper
QSuper will contact your other fund and request the transfer. Your other fund will generally transfer the benefit to QSuper within two to eight weeks.