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We've opened your new QSuper account.
Take these 3 steps now to set yourself up for the future.
Your QSuper account is managed by Australian Retirement Trust (ART).
Download and read the documents that apply to you. If you've already given us your TFN, you don't need to do it again.
You can find all recent significant event notices and important updates on our Disclosures page.
Member Online is where you can see your balance, combine your super, and check your investments and insurance are right for you. If you haven't already, register and log in.
If you have multiple super accounts, combining them into one could save you from paying multiple fees.*
Small changes to grow your super now can make a big difference later. Find out how to make contributions to an Accumulation account, what benefits are available, and more.
You may have insurance included with your QSuper Accumulation account (if eligible). If you'd like to personalise your cover or you don't already have cover, you can apply online.
Choosing the right investment option for your goals can make a big difference to your future lifestyle. Visit Member Online to check or change your investment strategy.
Your super doesn't automatically form part of your estate or your Will, so it's important to let us know who you'd like to get your super if you die.
Connect with your super anytime, anywhere, through the QSuper app. Available on Apple and Android devices, it's simple and secure, with all your information at your fingertips.
*Before you consolidate: think about whether it’s right for you. You may lose access to benefits such as insurance or pension options, and you need to consider tax implications.
With your QSuper account, you're now part of Australian Retirement Trust. That means you're with one of the biggest super funds in Australia. And that's great news for your super account.
1. Before you consolidate your super accounts, consider if the timing is right and if you will lose access to benefits such as insurance or pension options, or if there are any fee or tax implications.