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Read our guide here.You can transfer your super through the Future Super online account in just a few steps.
What you'll need:
The name of your previous super fund
Your member number with that fund
Steps:
Log in to your Future Super online account
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Go to 'Contributions' and select 'Consolidate your super'
Click 'Contributions' in the top navigation bar, then select 'Consolidate your super' from the dropdown menu.
Search for your fund Type the name of your previous fund. It will automatically start searching as you type. If more than one fund appears with the same name, you'll need to check the USI (Unique Superannuation Identifier) or ABN (Australian Business Number) to make sure you select the right one. You can find your USI on the government's Super Fund Lookup website.
Enter your member number Add your member number for that fund. Not sure where to find this? Check your old statements or any welcome emails from your previous fund.
Choose your transfer amount Select 'Full Amount' or enter a specific dollar amount.
Click 'Continue', then 'Confirm' Review the summary, read the declaration, tick the checkbox if you agree to the terms, and click 'Confirm'.
Done!
We'll take care of the rest! Transfers usually take 3 to 7 business days to process, but in some cases can take up to 28 days. You'll be able to view the transaction in the Dashboard of your online account.
You should consider the different fees and costs, amount of insurance cover offered and any other relevant information before deciding to transfer your super. Transferring your super may result in the loss of any insurance coverage you previously held with your current fund. A full transfer of an existing super account will close that account, ending any benefits associated, such as insurance cover. A partial transfer will keep your existing account open and any insurance cover you hold through the account will continue subject to eligibility requirements and the ability to continue to pay premiums. You can apply for new insurance with Future Super (subject to eligibility) or apply for a transfer of cover before rolling over. If you have a pre-existing condition, it may be difficult for you to get any or equal cover with another provider. Click here to learn about insurance at Future Super and contact us for more information.
If you intend to claim a tax deduction on a personal contribution, you must lodge the relevant form (called a Notice of Intent) with the fund in which you made that contribution, before rolling over those funds.
All information is general in nature and does not take account of your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before deciding whether a particular product is appropriate for you, please read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement including any incorporated information, Target Market Determination and Financial Services Guide available at futuresuper.com.au, and consider speaking with a Future Super Coach or a financial adviser.
Information current as at May 2026.
Prefer a different method?
Transfer via the Future Super app → See step-by-step guide
Transfer via myGov → See step-by-step guide
