When your circumstances change

Your super can provide you with a regular income throughout your retirement. However, your super savings (which may be a large sum of money) may outlive you.

This is where having a clear plan and nominating a beneficiary is important. A beneficiary is someone who you can nominate to receive your super savings when you die, such as your spouse or children. It’s also a good idea to understand your Aged Care options should you need help at home, require assistive equipment and technology, or need after-hospital and nursing care.