Superannuation Companies in Australia
Australian financial institutions that offer super funds.
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Use our comparison table to compare super funds based on performance, fees and insurance options.
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Ask an Expert
What is the ranking of Telstra super in general ?
Hi Horang,
Please note that Telstra is not an open fund, meaning there are eligibility criteria you need to meet in order to join. To join this fund, you must be a Telstra employee or have a family member who is.
In terms of how this fund performs, you can see its performance returns here.
You can compare these with other funds in the market to get an idea of how this fund has performed in the past (but keep in mind past performance isn’t a reliable indicator of future performance). You should also compare the fees of this fund too against others.
You can compare other super funds that are open for all Australians to join here.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Alison
can you divide your super accross all super funds without having to pay fees for low income earners?
Hi Kristina,
Thanks for getting in touch! You can divide your super across as many funds as you want to, but you will need to pay fees on each fund. This is why it’s generally advised to only have the one super fund.
Hope this was helpful. Should you need any clarifications, feel free to message back and we can advise you accordingly.
Best,
Nikki
Can I get death cover after 70 if I am still working?
Hi Ron,
Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.
Some insurers still provide funeral insurance for seniors after 70 and still working. You may also consider comparing death insurance and get a personalised quote by entering your details under our comparison table.
I hope this helps.
Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Jeni
Can I have a list of providers who accepts kiwisaver. Thank you
Hi Ghie,
Thanks for getting in touch! As of this time, we don’t have a page that lists brands who accepts KiwiSaver. I suggest contacting Kiwisaver directly to obtain the information you need. Hope this clarifies!
Best,
Nikki
Please reassure me that this list on this page includes all the Australian institutions that offer a superannuation component to their services. I have Family Court orders that instruct my solicitor to give my ex-husband’s superannuation company a copy of the court orders. Sadly, this was not done, and now I have forwarded to every superannuation company on your page, a copy of the court orders. Are these the only superannuation companies in Australia or are there more?
Hi Mary,
Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.
There are 2,337 institutions that accept superannuation and approved deposit funds according to RBA. For further assistance, you may seek help from a financial advisers on this matter.
I hope this helps.
Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any other enquiries.
Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Jeni