Don’t miss the 26 June deadline
EOFY is a great time to review your finances, make a contribution,[S1] and make sure you’re set for a super future. Here’s all the important info you need to make a contribution.
EOFY is a great time to review your finances, make a contribution,[S1] and make sure you’re set for a super future. Here’s all the important info you need to make a contribution.
Adding money to your super from your take home pay can be a great way to grow your super balance and could reduce your tax.[S1] That’s because if you claim a tax deduction, eligible contributions are taxed at only 15% instead of your income tax rate, which could be as high as 45%1.
You can easily set up one-off or recurring personal, after-tax contributions into your super account via direct debit or BPAY®. And, it’s easy to claim your tax deduction online through Member Online.
[00:00:00] Want to make a contribution to your super? It's as easy as making a bank transfer, here's how. Log into Member Online and go to the Contributions tab.
[00:00:10] From the dropdown menu select Make a contribution. If you haven't added your bank details, you'll be asked to add them now so we can complete the transaction.
[00:00:20] At the top of the contributions page is information on contribution limits. It's a good idea to have a read through before deciding how and what to contribute. When you're ready scroll down the page to find the next step.
[00:00:35] We're choosing once off. Click continue. Enter the amount you want to contribute and click continue. Review the terms and conditions and tick the box confirming you've read them. Click Submit.
[00:00:49] It's easy to track the contribution you've submitted. Go to the Activity tab and select My activities from the dropdown menu. Here you'll find your contribution.
[00:00:59] Click on Show details to see how it's progressing. Allow about three days for processing and you can check back here to track the progress of your contribution.
See how topping up her super helps Mary
45-year-old Mary earns $92,000 a year. By topping her super up by an extra $3,500, she saves $595 on tax now. Plus, she’ll have an extra $5,000 in her super account at retirement.2
All paper and online applications for a retirement account must be received by 5:00pm on Monday 23 June 2025.
End of financial year processing
’Change of Income Details’ and ‘Centrelink Schedules’ will not be available from 5:00pm on Friday 24 June until Wednesday 9 July.
Due to end of financial year distribution processing, you won’t be able to submit withdrawals, deposits, or changes to investment options from 3:00pm on Monday 30 June until Wednesday 9 July 2025.
If you have a regular deposit or withdrawal scheduled during this time, it will be processed after Wednesday 9 July 2025.