Your super and your retirement go hand in hand. We can help set you up for the retirement you've worked hard for. Opening an NGS Income account is an easy way to get the most from your super during retirement — you'll get a regular income and continue to enjoy our member benefits.
Retiring with NGS
You can choose to retire with us by opening an NGS Income account. An Income account will pay you a regular income while keeping your money invested in a tax-effective environment.
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Thinking about retiring with us? Check out how we stack up against the rest. You can compare super retirement products through the Chant West AppleCheck.
Benefits of retiring with an NGS Income account
Your money stays invested
Keep your money invested and earning returns for you. Investment earnings in an NGS Income account are tax-free.
Find out moreIncome flexibility
Set up your regular income to suit your lifestyle — there’s flexibility around how much you receive and how often.
Find out moreAccess your money
Planning a holiday or renovations? You can withdraw lump sum amounts whenever you like — it’s your money to access as you need.
Find out moreLow fees
We keep our costs low to maximise your super. We don't pay commissions, and all profits are directed to members.
Find out moreFinancial advice and support
Ongoing support, financial education and tailored advice from a team of qualified professionals.
Find out moreFund sustainability
We're committed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles across our investments, policies and business.
Find out moreRetirement savings calculator
The amount you save in super will likely be your main source of income at retirement. So, it’s natural to wonder ‘how much will I need?’ and ‘how long will it last me?’. The NGS retirement savings calculator can help.
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Retirement basics
The decision to retire permanently largely depends on whether you have the financial resources available to see you through the rest of your life.
Find out moreTransition to retirement
The way we work and prepare for retirement is changing in response to our changing lifestyles.
Find out moreFunding retirement
You know where your income is coming from today but do you know where it will come from in retirement?
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