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Finding lost Super FINAL
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So what is lost Super? Your super fund will generally consider you a lost member, if they
haven’t been able to contact you, they haven’t received any money into your account in the
last five years, or your account was transferred from another fund as a lost member account
and no new address has been found.
Did you know there’s over $18 billion of lost super? That’s a lot of money just lying
around and some of it could be yours. Checking if any of this money belongs to you is relatively
easy. The government has a free service called, Super Seeker. You simply type in your tax
file number, name and date of birth and it searches for you. It’s that easy.
You should check the site regularly, as the Super Seeker database is always being updated
with more lost funds. If you find some lost super, you could consider consolidating it
into your super account, to possibly reduce multiple fees and charges, so that you have
a clear overall picture of how your money is invested. Our Super Concierge Service will
even help you bring your super together, so you avoid the tangle of paperwork, follow
up calls and pain often associated with the process.
Consolidating all your super can be done in three easy steps. For more information talk
to your advisor, take a look at our video, Consolidating Super in Three Easy Steps, or
download our flyer, The Easy Way to Consolidate your Super.
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