Your super is one of your most valuable assets. Here's how to keep it safe from scams and fraud.
Nominating a beneficiary ensures that your super, and any insurance held, is paid to the right person if something happens to you.
A non-binding nomination can be made by simply logging in to your account. This type of nomination guides the Trustee on who you would prefer to receive your money.
A binding nomination locks in your choice for the next three years (we’ll remind you to renew it). It takes a little more time, as you need to complete a form, sign it and have it witnessed. This ensures the Trustee acts according to the instructions you provide on the form (provided the nomination is valid).
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Read more about valid nominations. Remember, you can only nominate specific people (like kids or a spouse, and a few others) and you can’t nominate a charity, a friend (or a pet).
Make a beneficiary nomination. Use this form for a binding nomination or for a non-binding nomination log in to your account, go to My Account and then Beneficiaries