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If you are working, it is most likely your employer pays a proportion of your salary into an accumulation superannuation fund on your behalf. These contributions, known as the Superannuation Guarantee, were first legislated in 1991, with mandatory contributions commencing from 1 July 1992. Since these contributions were introduced, the mandatory contribution has steadily increased to 11.5% of your annual salary (effective 1 July 2024). This will increase to 12% (effective 1 July 2025).

These superannuation payments accumulate over your working life, and the value of your accumulated superannuation depends on the contributions that your employer makes on your behalf, whether you make additional contributions to your superannuation fund and the investment returns that are generated from the fund, minus any fees and charges.

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Delays to 30 June 2024 Annual Statements

An unexpected technical issue has caused a delay in the delivery of the 30 June 2024 SuperSelect and Personal Super & Rollover Plan Annual Statements. We are close to resolving these issues and expect to issue statements mid-March 2025 or earlier if possible.

Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this delay has caused. It is not the level of service we aim to provide. We thank you for your patience.

Should you have any queries or require information on your account, please contact us on 133 731.

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