• Change your income payments

  Your Income account is designed to be flexible, so you can choose from fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annual payments.

  Keep in mind that minimum and maximum annual payment amounts could apply depending on your account type, age, and balance.¹

  Change income payments




• Change your investment options

  Whether you want us to manage your investments, or you want to select your own investment strategy, we offer a wide range of options to choose from.

  You can change your investment strategy and choose which investment options you want your payments to come from through Member Online.

  Switch investments




• Make a contribution

  While you can't make contributions to an Income account once it has been opened, you can close your current Income account and restart a new Income account with additional funds.²

  To do this, complete a Restart an Income account with more money (pdf) form. Alternatively, you may be able to make contributions to an Accumulation account.

  More about Accumulation accounts




• Make a withdrawal

  You can make lump sum withdrawals from your Retirement Income account whenever you want to.³ To do this, send us a completed Make a Withdrawal from an Income Account (pdf) form.

  Generally, you cannot make lump sum withdrawals if you have a Transition to Retirement Income account.

  Download form (pdf)




• Decide who gets your super when you die

  Your super does not automatically form part of your estate, even if you have an up-to-date Will.

  To help you take control of who receives your money if you die, you can nominate a reversionary beneficiary or make a binding death benefit nomination.

  Update your nomination

Find out more about your Retirement Income account or Transition to Retirement Income account.