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PRODUCT DISCLOSURE STATEMENT (PDS) REFERENCE:
PDS Aware Super Retirement Income dated 30 September 2025 (Page 5)
Changes to Retirement bonus
On page 5:
- Under the heading “Are you eligible for the Retirement Bonus?” replace the sentence “have held a Future Saver account, Retirement Transition account, or both, for at least 12 months each.” with “have held a Future Saver account, Retirement Transition account, or both, for at least 6 months each.”
- Under the heading “How much you’ll receive” replace the sentence “It is calculated over the 12 months prior to your Retirement Income account being opened1” in the second bullet point with “It is calculated over the 6 months prior to your Retirement Income account being opened1”
- Under the heading “How much you’ll receive”, replace the sentence “You can receive the Retirement Bonus for more than one Retirement Income account, but the total bonus is limited to $13,000 for each member.” with “You can receive the Retirement Bonus for more than one Retirement Income account, but the total bonus is limited to $14,000 for each member.”
- In the worked example under the heading “How it is calculated” replace the following:
- “The eligible average daily balance of her Future Saver account over the 12 months prior to opening her Retirement Income account was $350,000.
- The current Retirement Bonus rate is 0.65%
- Michelle’s Retirement Bonus2 is $2,275 – based on ‘Retirement Bonus rate x Eligible average daily balance’ i.e. 0.65% x ($350,000 x 100%) = $2,275”
With
- “The eligible average daily balance of her Future Saver account over the 6 months prior to opening her Retirement Income account was $350,000.”
- The current Retirement Bonus rate is 0.70%
- Michelle’s Retirement Bonus2 is $2,450 – based on ‘Retirement Bonus rate x Eligible average daily balance’ i.e. 0.70% x ($350,000 x 100%) = $2,450
- In footnotes 1 and 2 replace all references to "12 months" with "6 months".
No updates to current PDS information.
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DDO requires issuers and distributors of financial products to have a customer-centric approach to the design and distribution of their products, with the aim of helping customers to obtain financial products that are appropriate for their objectives, financial situation and needs. It is applicable to all our products that require a Product Disclosure Statement excluding MySuper and closed products.
A Target Market Determination is a document which describes a group of retail clients (the target market) for whom a product is likely to be appropriate or consistent with their likely objectives, financial situation and needs. It provides any conditions and restrictions on how the product can be distributed to customers.
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We’re required to have Target Market Determinations as a result of changes that have been made to the Corporations Act 2001.
This is to make sure we’re keeping customers at the centre of our approach to the design and distribution of our financial products.
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As per ASIC Corporations (Design and Distribution Obligations Interim Measures) Instrument 2021/784, you no longer need to report if nil complaints are received. We will be incorporating these changes to our TMDs in the next TMD review cycle.
Target Market Determinations are regularly reviewed.