| Membership and access | Anyone can join, subject to product eligibility. Certain Retirement Scheme members cannot use all the same investment features as ordinary accumulation members. Sources1 | Public membership is available under the current PDS and target market determination. Sources1234 |
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| Accounts and products | Cbus Industry Super and Super Income Stream. Retirement Scheme members have separate restrictions. Cbus Industry Super Super Income Stream Cbus Self Managed investment option Retirement Scheme arrangements Sources123456 | Future Super accumulation and pension. Sources1234 |
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| Investment choices | Growth (MySuper) Members can choose pre-mixed and DIY asset-class options, including an Indexed Diversified option. Eligible members can use Cbus Self Managed for selected Australian shares, ETFs, term deposits and managed property and infrastructure investments. Despite its name, Cbus Self Managed is an option inside Cbus, not a separate SMSF. Sources23 | Sustainable Moderate, Sustainable Balanced Growth, Sustainable Alternatives Growth, Sustainable Growth and Sustainable High Growth. The fund says every option screens out defined fossil-fuel, weapons and gambling companies. Sources1234 |
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| Insurance | Cbus offers death and TPD cover tailored to building, construction and allied industries. It describes automatic cover for eligible younger or low-balance members in the manual occupation category, an exception that makes the occupation rules especially important to read. Sources4 | Insurance is available for super accounts; it is not available for pension account holders. Sources1234 |
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| Retirement income | Super Income Stream provides retirement and transition-to-retirement pathways. The Fully Retired account allows eligible members to receive regular payments and make withdrawals. New members can establish an income stream using money from another super fund. Sources15 | A pension account allows regular income from retirement savings. It has separate fees and investment return information. Sources1234 |
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| Advice and support | Cbus has an advice team, retirement information sessions and member support. Confirm whether the proposed service is general help or personal advice and whether a fee applies. Sources1 | Account-related coaching and personal advice are generally included, with exceptions such as some pension advice. The service does not cover comprehensive advice about all outside assets. Sources1234 |
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| Fee details to check | Use the fees for the chosen pooled option or Self Managed arrangement, including account administration, investment costs and any trading costs. Insurance needs its own occupation-based comparison. Do not compare only the cash transaction account's interest rate or the price of one ETF. Sources123456 | Use the current option-specific total fee table, including administration and investment costs. Insurance remains separate. Sources1234 |
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| Comparing investment performance | Cbus crediting rates deduct investment and transaction costs and investment tax, but exclude charges taken directly from member accounts. Its growth/defensive classification splits some property and infrastructure exposures between the two categories, so inspect the underlying allocation when comparing with another fund. Show the claims-handling finding as a dated court outcome, not as an allegation or an investment-performance measure. Compare asset allocation before comparing two funds' published growth-asset percentages. Sources2 | Check inception dates and any option changes. Ethical screening changes the investment universe, so compare risk and portfolio composition as well as fees. Sources1234 |
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