What is super stapling

To help prevent people having multiple super accounts, the Australian government introduced super stapling.  Super stapling links (staples) you to one super account, even if you change jobs.  

Super stapling can reduce the fees you pay by preventing you from having multiple super accounts. It can also mean that you won't have to complete a superannuation standard choice form when you start a new job. This is because your new employer can request your stapled fund information from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). 

Why UniSuper?

Greater performance

We have a record of strong returns over the long term, helping members grow their balances.1

Highly competitive fees
We strive to keep our fees low. Over time, this can lead to more super. 
Advice
We have a highly qualified in-house advice team committed to your financial wellbeing. 

It's easy to stay with UniSuper

Download your pre-filled Super Choice form and send it to your new employer. The form has everything they need including our Trustee Compliance Letter. 

Need to download a blank form? We’ve got you covered.

Other things to consider

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Consolidate your super

Make sure all your super is consolidated into one super account. 
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Grow your super

Making super contributions can help boost the money you’ll have when you retire. 
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Your super when you leave your job

Download our booklet which can help you decide what to do with your super.  

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