Reclaim your lost super
If you have already found your lost super with AUSfund, you have a few options for reclaiming it as explained below. To find out your membership number and account balance, please refer to your annual statement or emails from AUSfund or contact us.
Haven’t yet found your lost super with AUSfund? Try our quick and free lost super search.
Rollover
Combine your AUSfund account with your active super account
Simply download and complete our:
AUSfund will then transfer the funds directly into your current super account at no cost to you.
Why rollover?
AUSfund is an Eligible Rollover Fund and our goal is to reunite you with your lost and unclaimed super. Although we take care of your money while you are with us with low fees and good historical investment returns, we encourage you to transfer your AUSfund account to an active super fund account.
Benefits may include:
- Save on administration fees - higher super balance when you retire
- All your super in one place – easier to keep track of
- Less paperwork - no more mail from AUSfund
- Access to extra services from your active super fund - insurance, choice of investment etc.
Do you have accounts in multiple super funds?
If you have accounts in multiple super funds (outside of AUSfund), you may want to consider consolidating them into one account. Read more about our no cost Consolidation Service
Claim Cash Benefits
There are some circumstances where you may be able to claim cash benefits.
Account balance under $200
If your balance is less than $200, you may be able claim it as a cash payment. Download and complete our Account balance under $200 form.
Temporary residents leaving Australia
If you are a temporary resident and you do not claim your benefit within six months of the date you depart from Australia, AUSfund is required by law to transfer the amount to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
If you wish to claim your benefit after six months of departing Australia, you may do so at any time by applying directly to the ATO: Superannuation information for temporary residents departing Australia (ATO website)
Questions?
Read our Frequently Asked Questions or contact us. |
