Roll your super, save on fees
Having multiple accounts can mean multiple fees and costs. Roll into one and streamline your money.[C1]
Think about adding a bit extra
Talk to your new job about salary sacrificing. It can help lower tax and works to grow your super faster.[S1]
Talk to an expert
Members get a super check-in session with one of our expert advisors at no extra cost. Get your super Qs answered.[AD2]
Start building a stronger future, today
Did you know that people who get financial advice about their super are more than twice as likely to add extra money into it?[2]
But why does that matter?
If you get advice and choose to put extra money into your super, like one-off contributions or a set-and-forget process like salary sacrifice, you’ll have a projected 32% more when it comes to your retirement income.[2]
Plus, you’ll build on average a 42% bigger retirement balance over a ten year period.[2]
Paying attention to your super now pays you in retirement.[S1]
Want to chat about it first?
Our team of in-house super experts are here for you, at a time that’s convenient for you.
Simply book your super check-in, for no extra cost, and get all your super questions answered by someone who gets it.[AD2] Whether you’re looking for generalised advice on how to grow your super, or information about retirement, we’ve got you covered.
How else can I get super prepared?
Getting ready for your new job is important, and that includes knowing what your requirements and entitlements are too. Like, do you know if you’re covered if you’re injured or unwell and can’t work?
Getting insurance through your super can help if:
you lose your income because you get sick or injured;
you become permanently disabled and are unlikely ever to work again; or
you become terminally ill or pass away.
Your super offers a range of insurance cover to help protect you and your loved ones if something unexpected happens. You can check your cover or apply for insurance through Member Online.[IN1]
2Source: 2025 Australian Financial Advice Landscape report, Advisor Ratings.
[AD2] Members can get advice about their Aware Super accounts at no extra cost, or advice on their broader needs for a fee.
[C1] Before consolidating, consider if this is right for you, including the loss of any insurance cover from your other funds, the impact on your investments, and potential tax implications and read the PDS and TMD at aware.com.au/pds. You may wish to speak with a qualified financial planner before making this decision.
[IN1] Insurance described in this communication is provided under group life insurance and group income protection policies issued by TAL Life Limited, ABN 70 050 109 450, AFSL 237848 (‘the insurer’, or ‘TAL’). This communication is intended to be a guide to the insurance available through Aware Super under the policies, however, all insurance is subject to the precise terms of those policies which will prevail to the extent of any inconsistency. Insurance cover is subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the applicable policy. For more information refer to the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Insurance Handbook.
[S1] Before contributing, consider the current annual contribution limits. Exceeding these limits may reduce any tax benefits you could receive. Visit Grow your super for more information.