Super details to give to your employer

To stay with QSuper, give your new employer your QSuper details using one of the methods below.

Option 1
Use your employer's process

You can email your employer all of your QSuper details and our statement of compliance using the QSuper app.

Alternatively, your employer may give you a form to fill in or have an online portal where you can enter the following details to let them know you're with QSuper:

Fund name: QSuper

ABN: 60 905 115 063

Unique Superannuation Identifier (USI): 60905115063001

MySuper Authorisation Number: 60905115063329

Your member number: Find this by logging in to Member Online, on your annual statement, or by calling us.

Statement of Compliance: This Statement of Compliance (pdf) lets you know we’re a complying superannuation fund.

Option 2
Download the QSuper form

Pre-filled form

Complete the Choose QSuper as Your Super Fund form and give it to your employer.

Download pre-filled form

Blank form

If you're not registered for Member Online, download a blank form and enter your details.

Download blank form

Frequently asked questions Show all Hide all

If your new employer doesn't use QSuper as their default fund – that is, the super fund they make contributions to if an employee doesn't choose their fund – they may open a new account for you with another super fund.

This could result in you paying multiple fees to multiple funds, and make it harder for you to keep track of your money.

To check if your new employer is contributing to QSuper, log in to Member Online and check your transaction history. Keep in mind that different employers may make contributions at different times. Some employers pay every quarter, while others choose to make contributions more often.

Whether your super contributions will change depends on your new employer’s super arrangements.

While employers are usually only required to pay super at the current compulsory rate of 9.5%, it’s a good idea to check with your employer directly to make sure you are maximising your employer contributions. Some employers have special arrangements in place. For example, they may pay super at a higher rate, or will pay more if you make extra super contributions yourself.

If you’re starting a job with a Queensland Government employer – such as Queensland Health or the Department of Education – you may be required to make 'standard contributions' of between 2% and 5% of your fortnightly salary. By making these standard contributions, your employer will pay extra into your super account, helping you grow your retirement savings. Find out more.

While QSuper was originally started to help Queensland Government employees reach their retirement goals, our membership is now open to everyone. This means that whether your new role is in the private or public sector, you can continue to feel confident that your money is with an industry leader in investment performance.1 Your family and friends are also invited to join QSuper.

Why QSuper?

Industry-leading performance

Our unique investment strategy has delivered consistently strong returns for our members.1

Low fees to maximise your returns

Our fees are among the lowest of any super fund in Australia.2

Award-winning

We've received SuperRating's Platinum Performance rating for 13 consecutive years.

100 years strong

We're proud to help more than half a million members feel good about their future.

1. Past performance may not be a reliable indicator of future performance. QSuper’s Accumulation account, Balanced Option only, ranked eighth. The Chant West data is based on information provided by third parties that is believed to be accurate at 30 June 2020. Returns reflected after investment fees and tax. Chant West’s Financial Services Guide is available at chantwest.com.au
2. Chant West Super Fund Fee Survey, March 2020. The Chant West data is based on information provided by third parties that is believed to be accurate. Chant West does not issue, sell, guarantee, or underwrite this product. The findings are based on account balances of $25,000 and $50,000. Only administration and investment fees and costs are covered. Fees are gross of income tax. Go to chantwest.com.au for further information about the methodology used and Chant West’s Financial Services Guide. For the QSuper Investment options: Lifetime option Focus 1, Aggressive, Growth and Moderate.