When you change jobs, quite often your new employer will either select their own default fund or you may simply have forgotten to specify your existing one.
If you’ve been married or changed your name you may forget to tell your superfund about it.
When you change jobs, quite often your new employer will either select their own default fund or you may simply have forgotten to specify your existing one.
Having your super in one account could mean fewer fees.
One place to keep your details up-to-date.
One super account is easier to manage.
Only one set of premiums if you have insurance.
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