The next chapter of GuildSuper is about to begin.

Some member-initiated transactions will be temporarily unavailable from 5pm on 4 September until 14 September while we complete the transfer.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS: Some clearing houses (including Xero and MYOB) are currently unable to accept contributions for GuildSuper members until 5 September 2026. If you use an impacted clearing house, contributions cannot be made until this date. Contributions can be processed from 5 September 2026 using the new USI

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Why employers choose GuildSuper?

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A new chapter with GuildSuper is coming

The main action for employers: Update the USI used for super contributions from 5 September 2026. 

Looking for more information about the changes or just want GuildSuper's new fund details? Visit our employer information page for the new fund details, key dates and frequently asked questions. You can also watch our short employer update for an overview of the product changes. 

Employers

Managing super doesn't have to be complicated. We're here to support you and your team so you can focus on your business.

Interested in partnering with us?

Complete our Default Superannuation Partner Application form.

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Want to know more about partnering with us? Contact Rosemaree Wardle or Sarah Waller at employer@guildsuper.com.au

Payday Super is Coming...

New super payment rules start 1 July 2026, we’re here to help you get ready.

Why employers choose GuildSuper?

We think everyone deserves a healthy financial future. We’re here to support you and help your team grow their super, so they can retire with confidence and dignity.

Employer responsibilities

With great power comes great (super contribution) responsibility!

Making payments

It’s super easy to pay contributions to your employees using SuperConnector, our online payment solution that is complementary to our default superannuation partners.

Claiming tax?

Did you know that you can claim a tax deduction for any super contributions you make on behalf of your employees? Yep, it's true! As long as it's going into a complying super fund, you're good to go. Want to know more? Check out the ATO website for all the details.

After-tax contributions

Did you know you can top up your super at any time? We call this ‘after-tax contributions’. They’re also sometimes known as non-concessional contributions, voluntary contributions or personal super contributions.

Join as an employer

To start using GuildSuper as your default super provider complete our application form and return it to us. If you have any questions, you can contact our team at employer@guildsuper.com.au.

Page last updated 24 August 2026