Fact sheets and guides

The Combined NGS Super Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) provides a summary of significant information for our Accumulation, Transition to retirement and Income accounts. You should read the information in this document before making any decisions about our products.

This fact sheet gives a brief overview of our retirement product, the NGS Income account, including how it works, its advantages and key features.

This fact sheet is useful for those thinking of cutting down work hours before fully retiring. It explains how a transition to retirement strategy works, including illustrative examples.

This fact sheet explains the eligibility criteria for the government age pension, and how your super can make a difference. It also summarises various retirement benefits available from the government.

This guide sets out things to consider — like risk and investment timeframe — when selecting investment options. It also provides detailed profiles for each of the NGS investment options.

This guide details our insurance through super offerings, including Life, Total and Permanent Disablement and Income Protection.

This guide is for ex-QIEC Super members who held insurance cover in QIEC Super at 3 May 2019 and transitioned to NGS on 6 May 2019.

This guide explains how you can manage your retirement income with an NGS Income account and includes an application form to get your account set up.

This guide explains our Self-Managed Direct Investment Option, including how it works, the assets available for investment through it, and how to set it up in your NGS Accumulation or Income account.

This guide explains the key features of our Transition to retirement account and how it could help you ease into part-time work by supplementing your income before you fully retire.

This document outlines the types of proof of identity we can accept from you, including who can certify your identity documents.

This document outlines our internal and external complaint and dispute resolution process, including the contact details you'll need to submit a complaint.

This information sheet explains how you could use funds from the sale of your home to top up your super, including who is eligible.

This information sheet provides an overview of our financial advice service, including advice topics for different age groups and a breakdown of costs.

This information sheet explains how the first home super saver scheme could help you save for the purchase of your first home.

This information sheet covers what a will is and who should have one. It also explains how to ensure your super is distributed per your will instructions.

This information sheet explains the process behind splitting super entitlements for those going through divorce or separation.