| Membership and access | Use the current CareSuper PDS and your member category. Continuing members may have legacy insurance arrangements that differ from cover offered to new members. Sources5 | Use the current GuildSuper joining documents and the transfer notice. The brand remains available, although some member transactions are temporarily limited during the transition. Sources12 |
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| Accounts and products | Current CareSuper following the November 2024 merger; historical CARE Super and Spirit Super are not separate current choices. CareSuper accumulation Retirement Income TTR Income Direct Investment option Sources2 | GuildSuper accumulation and pension products. Sources12 |
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| Investment choices | Balanced The pooled menu includes Balanced, Growth, Alternative Growth, Sustainable Balanced and more defensive choices. Eligible members can use the Direct Investment option to choose selected ASX 300 shares, ETFs, listed investment companies and term deposits alongside CareSuper's other investments. Sources234 | The transfer introduces a refreshed investment menu and maps existing balances to comparable new options. Check the mapping for the precise option instead of assuming its old name and asset mix persist. Sources12 |
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| Insurance | CareSuper offers death, TPD and income protection, subject to its categories and eligibility rules. Its insurance changes took effect on 1 April 2026 and generally increased costs, changed some cover amounts, and altered terms and definitions. Income protection is unavailable for Category D. Sources5 | The transfer notice says insurance cover and policy terms remain the same, but the insurance administration fee increases. Sources12 |
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| Retirement income | CareSuper has retirement-income and TTR products with separate options and fees. The Direct Investment option is not available in TTR accounts. Former product names changed through the merger, so check the current account name when reading older material. Sources4 | Pension members remain in GuildSuper. The notice adjusts some September payment dates and temporarily limits member-initiated withdrawals and switches. Sources12 |
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| Advice and support | CareSuper includes some telephone advice about the account within membership. The scope of advice and any extra fee should be confirmed before asking for a broader financial plan. Sources6 | Use the current contact and advice information in the product disclosure. Confirm the service and price before commissioning personal advice. Sources12 |
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| Fee details to check | Use current CareSuper fees rather than an old Spirit Super or CARE Super fee table. Direct investing adds a separate administration fee, brokerage and any underlying ETF or listed-fund costs. Insurance premiums need a quote under the post-April 2026 terms. Sources13 | New fund details apply to contributions from 5 September 2026. Compare the fee schedule applying after the transfer, including the higher insurance administration fee. The notice says most members are expected to pay lower overall fees, not all members. Sources12 |
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| Comparing investment performance | CareSuper's current fee page expressly notes that the former CARE Super fund merged into Spirit Super and that the investment options were aligned. Long performance histories can contain predecessor-fund results; identify the basis before interpreting them as the experience of every continuing member. Use the current legal fund ABN and explain predecessor performance. Check the insurance category and whether cover is legacy, default or tailored. Sources1 | Any future comparison spanning the transfer needs the option mapping and strategy-history note. Do not splice two different strategies without explanation. Sources12 |
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| Former names and account history | Spirit Super: Merged with CareSuper on 1 November 2024; the resulting legal fund retains former Spirit ABN 74559365913. Sources7 | This detail has not been verified for this profile. Check the current product documents. |
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