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Basics of super
Superannuation is money that you save during your working life to help pay for your retirement. It's one of the biggest investments you'll ever have, so it pays to understand the basics.  
Making extra contributions
Learn about different ways to grow your super, including the government co-contribution, spouse contributions and salary sacrifice.
Government co-contribution
Learn how you could take advantage of the government co-contribution to boost your super. 
Salary sacrifice
Learn about how you can use salary sacrifice to boost your super and reduce your income tax.
Sorting out your super
Learn about the simple steps you can take now to sort out your super and improve your retirement.
Brochure: Rolling your super
Learn how you could save on fees by rolling your super into one account.
Insurance cover with REST
REST offers flexible insurance cover to protect you and your ability to earn an income.
Manage your account online
Learn how to monitor and manage your account online using MemberAccess - the secure, self-service section of our website.
Keep your account secure
Learn about 10 simple things you can do to help protect your account from superannuation fraud.
Basics of investing
Your super is one of the largest sums of money you'll ever have to manage. How you choose to invest it now can make a real difference to your retirement in the future. 

 

Super for the under 18s
There are special rules for those under age 18.
REST's unlisted investments
Some of REST’s investments are ‘unlisted’, meaning they are investments that are not listed
and traded frequently in a marketplace such as the stock market.

 

Understanding how super is taxed
Learn about how super is taxed, the contribution caps and tax-free super payments if you're over 60.
Planning for retirement
Learn about when you can access your super, how much super you’ll need in retirement and transition to retirement strategies.
Accessing your super early
Generally, you can’t access your super before age 55. However, in very specific circumstances you may be able to access your super before this age.
 
Transferring your UK pension account
Learn about the benefits of transferring your UK pension account to Australia, including the tax treatment of your transferred UK benefit.
 


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