Professional guidance about your QSuper account can give you the knowledge you need to make confident choices today. So you'll have the finances you need to live the life you want in the future.
Advice about your super
Part of your membership
Advice about your QSuper account is included with your membership.1
Superannuation specialists
QInvest advisers1 are qualified, knowledgeable, and experienced professionals, who have been proudly serving members for over 25 years.
Convenient
Get personal advice about your QSuper account at a time that suits you. With advice available online and over the phone, it's only a call or a few clicks away.
Understanding your advice options
Plan and fund your retirement
We can help you plan your transition to retirement or how you will fund your life after work using QSuper retirement income products. If you've already retired, review if you're on track.
Update your investment strategy
How your super is invested can have a big impact on what you'll have in retirement. Our online advice tool or a financial adviser can help you select the right blend of QSuper investment options for you.
Choose your QSuper insurance
An adviser can recommend an appropriate level of QSuper death, total and permanent disability (TPD), and income protection cover.
Connect with an adviser
A QInvest financial adviser is just a call or a few clicks away.
Book appointment
Advice about more than your super
If you need advice about your entire financial situation, including your money and investments outside of super, we can work with your preferred adviser. Use our authority form (pdf) to give them the authority to speak with us about your account.
For more information about how to choose your own adviser, you can visit Moneysmart for tips about working with an adviser.
3 things to look for in an adviser
What do they know?
Some financial advisers specialise in a certain area of financial or tax planning. ASIC’s Moneysmart website says once you have a short list of advisers, it's important to check their history, qualifications, and employment status before approaching them about getting advice.
How do they get paid?
You may want to ask how the adviser charges for their services, and whether there are ongoing service fees for regular reviews of your plan. You can also ask for a full list of which financial institutions the adviser has a financial relationship with, or whether they earn commissions for recommending certain products.
Do you trust them?
Moneysmart recommends asking the adviser to explain anything you don't understand. If you don't feel comfortable with an adviser, it's unlikely you'll feel comfortable following their advice.
New to QSuper?
Members can access advice online or over the phone about their QSuper account.1 If you're eligible, open a QSuper account today.
1. QInvest Limited (ABN 35 063 511 580, AFSL 238274) is a separate legal entity responsible for the financial services it provides. Eligibility conditions apply. Refer to the Financial Services Guide (pdf) for more information.