Explore what your super can do
For most Australians, super will become one of their largest financial assets. So, it's important to take an active interest in it throughout your working life. Check how its performing, what fees you're paying and how much you're likely to have in retirement.
Vision Super has multiple products including Vision Super accumulation, pension and defined benefit accounts and Active Super accumulation and defined accounts.
Consider combining your super in one place
If you’ve got more than one super fund, you could be losing money in unnecessary fees and costs. Take a few minutes to find and transfer any other super balances you have to your account in Vision Super.
Think about making extra contributions
If you can, start adding a little extra to your super now. It can make a surprisingly big difference to your future. There are a few ways you can contribute to your super, and we’ve made it easy for you.
Nominate who’ll get your super
Make sure you tell us who should receive your super, just in case something happens to you.
Take us with you to your new job
It’s easy to take us with you when you start a new job. All you do is give your employer some details about your account in Vision Super and they can start contributing from your first pay.
Know the rules for accessing your super
In certain circumstances, you may be able to access your super before you reach retirement, but there are rules and conditions.
Women and super
Research shows that women in Australia generally retire with significantly less super than men. We’re committed to helping Aussie women retire comfortably, and on their own terms.
Are you on track?
To estimate how much super you could have in retirement, and how long it might last you, try the retirement income calculator. It’s a great way to see if you’re on track to reach your goals.