How to consolidate your super

To consolidate your super, log in to myGov and access your linked ATO account. If you prefer, you can download and complete our transfer authority form, return it to us, and we’ll take care of the transfer for you.

Benefits of consolidating your super

Save money on fees

Why pay multiple fees to multiple funds? Having one fund means you’ll only pay one set of fees. Consolidate with NGS, where all profits are directed to members, and we always work to keep costs low.

Keep track of your super savings

It’s easier to keep track of your super when it’s in one place. You can view and manage your NGS account at any time through our Member Online portal.

Less administration

Consolidating your super means fewer emails in your inbox, leaving more time for you to enjoy. We’ll only send you the things that matter.

Things to consider

Transfer existing insurance

Any insurance cover you have with your other super fund will effectively be cancelled when you move your account balance in that fund to NGS Super.

You may be able to ‘transfer’ your other insurance cover to NGS Super before consolidating your super balances. To apply, please complete our Insurance — Transfer form and wait for confirmation of acceptance of the insurance before requesting to consolidate your super.

To find out more read our Insurance guide.

Important^ — For any transferred insurance cover:

  • NGS Super’s terms, conditions and definitions apply and
  • you will only be able to claim in respect of health conditions that start after the date of transfer.

^ If you already have symptoms of a health condition that may result in a claim, it may be better to leave some money in your old super fund and keep your other insurance cover in force.

Transfer employer contributions

Are your employer super guarantee (SG) contributions already being paid to NGS Super? If not, complete our Superannuation choice form and arrange for your employer to direct them to your NGS Super account.

If you don't do this, your other fund may continue to receive money from your employer, and set up another account for you where fees are likely applicable.

Other factors should be considered when choosing a super fund. You should ask your fund for information about any fees or charges that may apply, or any other information about the effect this transfer may have on benefits like your insurance cover, before making a decision to consolidate your super.

If you apply to transfer your cover, please wait until you receive confirmation that we have accepted it before consolidating your super balance with us.
If you need help, please call us on 1300 133 177, Monday to Friday, 8am-8pm (AEST /AEDT).

What happens next

Once submitted, your consolidation request will take about 3–5 business days to process. When the transfer is complete, you’ll be able to view your combined funds through Member Online. Go to the ‘Transactions’ section — your transfer will be displayed as a ‘Roll in’ transaction.

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