Starting out
Here are some great things you can do to help get the very best from your super right from the get-go!
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So, you’re new to TelstraSuper
Retirement can seem a long way off and chances are your super will be the last thing you’ll think of when you start a new job or change jobs.
But there are a few simple things you can do right now that could result in meaningful differences when you finish working – and, believe us, future-you will thank you.
Once you’ve joined TelstraSuper, if you need a hand with getting set up, simply call us on 1300 033 166.
Download our app
Make it super easy to access your account whenever you want.
Combine your accounts
Keep all your super in one place with just one set of fees and costs^.
Nominate your beneficiaries
Who do you want to receive your super benefit in the event of your death?
Start investing
You don't have to be an investment expert to choose or change your super investments, alternatively don't make a choice and go into our default age-based MySuper option.
• Not sure how to invest – investment basics.
• Investment options available.
Check your insurance
Insurance can help cover the hard times if something happens to you.
• Type of insurance available to you.
• Do you have enough insurance?
• Changing your insurance.
Moving onto a new job?
These days most people change jobs every 3.3 years*, but once you’re a member of TelstraSuper you can remain with us for life. It’s easy to take your account with you.
Get the help you need
We're here to help you should you have any questions about your super. TelstraSuper Financial Planning has a team of Advisers who can provide you with simple advice over the phone.
Call us on 1300 033 166 or fill in our online contact form.
Resources to help you
Need help working out what’s right for you? Our tools and calculators are great help to get you started.
Learn more* Source: mccrindle.com.au/article/job-mobility-in-australia/
^Check if there are any implications on your super and any insurance you may have with another fund (including on insurance, fees and tax) before you transfer or consolidate your super. You should also consider obtaining financial advice before transferring or consolidating your super.