Changing jobs

Existing members and their spouses can make QSuper their fund of choice - even if they're no longer working for the Queensland Government.¹

Staying with QSuper allows you to keep track of your super with one easy to manage account. You will also be able to take advantage of everything QSuper has to offer, including:

• Real service from an award winning superannuation fund.
• A great range of products and options, including a variety of investment choices and access to the transition to retirement option.
• Access to QSuper's seminar program.
• Subsidised financial advice.
• Automatic death and total and permanent disability insurance.
• Optional income protection insurance.

Find out how to stay with QSuper by following our steps on the right.

Other things to consider

Rolling over other super accounts

To make your super easy to manage, you may want to roll over any other super accounts you have to your QSuper account. Find out more about rolling over your super.

Insurance coverage

When you select QSuper as your fund of choice, you automatically receive death and total and permanent disability (TPD) insurance. You can choose to cancel this insurance at any time. In addition to automatic death and TPD insurance, you may also be eligible to apply for income protection. Find out more about death and TPD insurance and income protection.

Saying goodbye?

QSuper membership is currently limited to QSuper members and their spouses. So, if you do decide to leave us, you should keep in mind that you can't rejoin unless you or your spouse return to work with the Queensland Government. We therefore hope you'll think carefully before giving up your QSuper membership. Once it's gone it may be impossible to get back, and you could be missing out on QSuper's great range of benefits and services.

1. In some circumstances, members may be ineligible to have their employer contribute to QSuper. Please check with your employer.