| Membership and access | Super Savings is ART's public offer product. Business, Corporate and QSuper accounts have their own conditions; identify your exact account before comparing prices or cover. Sources3 | Anyone can join, including people outside real estate, subject to the product rules. Industry membership is not a requirement. Sources1234 |
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| Accounts and products | Super Savings public offer product. QSuper and employer-specific arrangements need separate comparison. Super Savings Accumulation Super Savings Retirement Income Transition to Retirement Income Lifetime Pension through QSuper Sources46 | Superannuation, transition-to-retirement and pension accounts. Sources1234 |
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| Investment choices | Super Savings Lifecycle Investment Strategy The default Lifecycle strategy changes the investment mix with age. Members can instead select diversified active portfolios, diversified index portfolios, asset-class index options or an Unlisted Assets option. The index menu includes Australian shares and hedged and unhedged international shares, so the currency choice is explicit. Sources12 | Diversified and sector-specific investment options. Members can select their own investment mix. Sources1234 |
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| Insurance | Super Savings has an insurance guide and quotation tools. ART explicitly cautions that standard Super Savings insurance information may not apply to its Business or Corporate accounts. An employer plan's terms can therefore matter more than a generic fund description. Sources3 | Death, TPD and income protection are available, depending on age and employment status. The fund specifically describes insurance for commission-based salaries. Sources1234 |
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| Retirement income | A Retirement Income account lets eligible members set payments and make withdrawals. Lifetime Pension is a separate product offered through QSuper and pays income for life, with payments adjusted each year. The purchase becomes permanent after the cooling-off period, so it requires a different comparison from an ordinary account-based pension. Sources45 | The default pension strategy combines Balanced and Cash and rebalances the allocation by age. The Cash allocation funds nearer-term income needs, while Balanced retains growth exposure. Sources1234 |
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| Advice and support | Use ART's product-specific support when comparing a Super Savings, QSuper or employer account, and ask for the scope and cost of any personal advice before engaging an adviser. This research does not verify a universal advice entitlement across all ART account types. Sources123456 | Members can access financial advice, including help with investment choice and retirement. Check the scope and cost of the service requested. Sources1234 |
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| Fee details to check | Investment fees vary substantially between active portfolios, index options and Unlisted Assets. ART describes investment and transaction costs as estimates that can change each year. Add the administration charges for the exact account and any insurance rather than treating an investment-fee percentage as the total cost. Sources1 | Use the current schedule for super or pension and the chosen investment option. Compare any insurance quote using the same definition of commission income. Sources1234 |
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| Comparing investment performance | ART's accumulation option returns are net of investment fees, transaction costs and investment tax. Lifecycle is a strategy spread across age-dependent pools, not one return applicable to all ages. Pension returns and Super Savings versus QSuper returns require separate labels. Select the same age or age cohort when comparing Lifecycle options. Separate Super Savings from QSuper rather than counting them as unrelated funds or treating them as identical products. Sources2 | Super and pension performance are published separately. Compare current returns across a shared date range and similar exposure to growth assets. Sources1234 |
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| Former names and account history | Sunsuper: Merged with QSuper to form Australian Retirement Trust on 28 February 2022. QSuper: Merged with Sunsuper in February 2022; QSuper remains a distinct account and investment offering within ART. Qantas Super: Qantas Group Superannuation Plan completed its transfer to ART on 29 March 2025; heritage plan divisions remain relevant. Sources78 | This detail has not been verified for this profile. Check the current product documents. |
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