Helping millions of Australians achieve their best possible retirement outcome
About AustralianSuper
As Australia’s largest super fund, AustralianSuper acknowledges its role in supporting an inclusive and diverse nation, where the cultural backgrounds of all peoples are recognised and respected. We understand many for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are financial excluded and are committed to making a difference.
As part of this commitment, AustralianSuper supports a number of programs and initiatives, including partnering with First Nations Foundation.
Partnering with First Nations Foundation
Big Super Day Out
AustralianSuper has partnered with First Nations Foundation on their community outreach program, the Big Super Day Out for many years. We’re grateful to be part of a initiative that visits urban, remote and regional communities across Australia to connect with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and provide help and guidance about their superannuation.
Making an Impact in 2020 and beyond
AustralianSuper is proud to continue to partner with First Nations Foundation supporting indigenoussuper.com.au – a great online resource offering culturally relevant superannuation information and assistance to Indigenous Australians nationwide.
Making an Impact in 2020 and beyond
AustralianSuper is proud to continue to partner with First Nations Foundation supporting indigenoussuper.com.au – a great online resource offering culturally relevant superannuation information and assistance to Indigenous Australians nationwide.
AustralianSuper's Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan
AustralianSuper’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) was the first step in our journey towards building a tomorrow we can all be proud of. The Fund continues to implement a number of initiatives to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members, and build relationships with Indigenous Australian service providers and the business community.
Click HERE to download AustralianSuper’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan.
Australian Super Made Easy
Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples face challenges such as accessing and engaging with their super, as well as a lack of financial literacy, which is a major cause of social isolation. All of these things result in financial insecurity and poor retirement outcomes.
This is why AustralianSuper partnered with the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) to produce a 7-episode radio series called Australian Super Made Easy. The series explores the basics of superannuation and insurance as relate to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Explore the Australian Super Made Easy radio series now.
This is why AustralianSuper partnered with the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association (CAAMA) to produce a 7-episode radio series called Australian Super Made Easy. The series explores the basics of superannuation and insurance as relate to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Explore the Australian Super Made Easy radio series now.
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 1
Explaining Superannuation
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 2
Accessing Superannuation
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 3
Consolidating Superannuation
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 4
Insurance Superannuation
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 5
Insurance Claims - part 1
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 6
Insurance Claims - part 2
Australian super made easy with CAAMA Radio: Episode 7
Finding Your Lost Super
How to contact AustralianSuper:
1300 300 273
How to contact AustralianSuper:
1300 300 273