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There are over 240,000 VicSuper members and VicSuper has $15 billion of member funds under management. VicSuper provide superannuation and retirement products you can use to grow your retirement income.
The FutureSaver super fund includes a MySuper investment option as well as a blended investment portfolios and access to different asset sectors.
VicSuper also provide a retirement income stream account you can use to invest too. A look at the VicSuper trophy cabinet shows a list of awards from industry commentators for providing strong returns and value for money. Read on for information about VicSuper superannuation and retirement products.
VicSuper offer a superannuation fund and pension and transition to retirement accounts, The super fund, the VicSuper FutureSaver is available to all Australians. VicSuper’s pension accounts can help you transition to retirement as well as maintain a comfortable lifestyle after you’ve stopped working. These accounts give you access to VicSuper’s investment portfolios. Choose from 9 different investment options including pre-mixed investment portfolios and single asset classes and VicSuper’s default MySuper investment option.
VicSuper give you everything you need to manage your superannuation fund over the internet through their online platform, MembersOnline. Log in to MembersOnline to view your balances and transaction history, insurance cover details, view and change your investment options and update personal details from your home or mobile internet connected device.
Back to topAnyone can apply to become a member of VicSuper and their FutureSaver super fund.
VicSuper FutureSaver The VicSuper FutureSaver fund offers a MySuper fund investment option. Opting-in to the VicSuper default investment option gives you a diversified investment strategy, low fees and a basic level of insurance. You can choose your own investment mix; however, this can come at the cost of higher investment fees. It’s important to note that there are some differences in the insurance cover depending on whether you join this fund through your employer or not. This is covered in the insurance section below.
You can change your investment mix once per day as many times as you like.
VicSuper offer three pension products, the VicSuper Flexible Income pension and Transition to Retirement Pension (TTR), and the VicSuper Guaranteed Income pension account. The Flexible Income and TTR pension accounts act as a transition to retirement account and the Guaranteed Income pension is for when you’re fully retired.
There are two ways to join VicSuper. You can join through your employer or your can fill out an application form on the VicSuper website. Anyone can join VicSuper, including:
All Australian residents eligible to become a member of the VicSuper FutureSaver super fund. If you’re joining as an individual, you have a 14 day cooling off period to cancel your membership without penalty.
If you’d like to apply to become a member of VicSuper’s Transition to Retirement, Flexible Income or Guaranteed Income pension products:
If you have a question about VicSuper products, ask us a question using the form at the bottom of the page. We can help you with your comparison of super products; however, we can’t provide personal or financial advice.
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