| Membership and access | Current permanent and fixed-term ANZ employees can join, as can partners of current members. Existing members can generally stay after leaving ANZ. A former employee who never joined cannot assume they can enter later. Sources1234 | Public membership is available. Some former scheme members, including defined-benefit and employer groups, need the documents for their own plan. Sources1 |
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| Accounts and products | ANZ Australian Staff Superannuation Scheme. This is separate from ANZ Smart Choice Super. Employee Section Personal Section Partner Section Retirement Section Sources1234 | Future Saver public accumulation account; restricted legacy and employer arrangements are separate. Future Saver Retirement Income Retirement Transition Legacy defined-benefit arrangements Sources12345678 |
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| Investment choices | Balanced Growth (ANZ Staff MySuper) There are four options: Aggressive Growth, Balanced Growth, Cautious and Cash. Members can combine them. This is a compact investment menu for people who want a few clear choices. Sources1234 | MySuper Lifecycle Future Saver members who do not choose an investment option use MySuper Lifecycle, which changes the mix with age. Members can choose diversified or single-asset-class investments instead. The retirement-account default is Conservative Balanced, rather than the accumulation Lifecycle approach. Sources23 |
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| Insurance | Eligible Employee members can receive automatic death and TPD cover and apply for salary continuance. Partner members apply for cover. Cover, premiums and continuation rules vary by section; current rebates should not be assumed permanent. Sources1234 | Death, TPD and income protection cover are available through TAL policies, subject to eligibility. Basic Cover comprises death and TPD; other cover can require an application. NSW Police and Ambulance officers have special arrangements and should use their own insurance handbooks. Sources56 |
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| Retirement income | The Retirement Section offers retirement income and transition-to-retirement accounts, subject to eligibility and minimum balance requirements. Sources1234 | Retirement Income is the account-based pension product. Retirement Transition is for eligible members accessing super while working and automatically becomes Retirement Income at age 65. Members can keep the Conservative Balanced default or choose their own investment mix. Sources34 |
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| Comparing investment performance | Use ANZ Staff MySuper for the default investment comparison, then check the member section and insurance separately. Sources1234 | A Lifecycle comparison must match the member's age and the relevant investment mix. Conservative Balanced pension results and Future Saver results differ in investment strategy and tax treatment; a single brand-level return would obscure those differences. Compare Future Saver's Lifecycle for the same age, and compare retirement accounts separately. Check whether advice being compared is general guidance, personal advice about the fund, or broader financial planning. Sources3 |
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| Advice and support | This detail has not been verified for this profile. Check the current product documents. | Aware offers help about its accounts, personal retirement advice and broader financial advice. Advice about Aware accounts can be available at no extra cost, while broader advice has a fee. Confirm what the service covers before relying on it for decisions involving other assets or another fund. Sources48 |
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| Fee details to check | This detail has not been verified for this profile. Check the current product documents. | Compare the fee for the actual Lifecycle age allocation or chosen option. A retirement account and Future Saver can have different administration and investment costs, so the accumulation total should not be carried into a pension comparison. Sources12345678 |
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| Former names and account history | This detail has not been verified for this profile. Check the current product documents. | First State Super: Renamed Aware Super in September 2020. StatePlus: Former advice and retirement brand, acquired by First State Super in 2016 and rebranded in 2020; do not confuse with State Super NSW defined benefit schemes. TelstraSuper: Heritage TelstraSuper accounts moved to Aware Super, with new arrangements from 1 May 2026; heritage insurance terms remain account-specific. Sources91011 |
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