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Lower fees. And a bigger bonus
Get more in your pocket for the things you love when you retire, including a bigger Retirement Bonus
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Admin fees just got lower

We answer to members like you – not shareholders. And that’s why we’ve lowered admin fees for the second time in two years.

This could mean up to $3,750 more for you over retirement.1 So you can spend it on the things like your health, home or holidays.

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And the Retirement Bonus just got bigger

You can kick-start retirement with a litte extra in your pocket. The Retirement Bonus has increased from 0.70% to 0.80%. With a balance of $400,000, you could pocket a bonus around $2,800 when you open a Retirement Income account, if you're eligible.

Your opening account balanceYour Retirement Bonus could be
$250,000$2,000
$500,000$4,000
$1,000,000$8,000
$1,500,000$12,000
$2,100,000$16,800 maximum
Get your Retirement Bonus

You’re eligible for the bonus if you:

  • Are 60 years of age or older.
  • Have held an eligible account for at least 6 months.
  • Open a Retirement Income account with a minimum transfer of $6,000 from your Future Saver or Retirement Transition account.
  • Have money invested in any investment option other than Cash or Term Deposits.
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Open your retirement account today
With a Retirement Income account,[M5] you can set up flexible payments, enjoy tax benefits, and if you’re eligible, a Retirement Bonus too.[M6]
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[M6] Eligibility criteria apply. The payment of the Retirement Bonus is at the discretion of Aware Super. We reserve the right to change or stop offering the Retirement Bonus at any time, without notice. The Retirement Bonus is calculated and applied at the time your Retirement Income account commences and may differ from any estimate you have previously obtained. If you withdraw 50% or more of your Retirement Income account starting balance within 12 months of opening the account, Aware Super reserves the right to deduct the Retirement Bonus from your Retirement Income account. Withdrawals include lump sum payments, rollovers, regular income payments, and one-off income payments.