Fact sheets

Find out about the overall features, benefits, risks and cost of investing your super in the PSSap with our product disclosure statement.

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Filetype: PDF Beneficiary nomination If you want information on nominating someone to receive your death benefit. Jun 09 PSSap5
Filetype: PDF Contributions If you want information about the different types of contributions you can make to the PSSap. Sep 09 PSSap3
Filetype: PDF Dependants If you want to know the definition of a dependant for death benefit purposes. Jun 09 PSSap7
Filetype: PDF Income protection claims If you have income protection cover and aren't able to work due to sickness or injury. This fact sheet gives you advice on how to make an income protection claim. Mar 10 PSSap14
Filetype: PDF Insurance If you want information about Death, Total and Permanent Disability (TPD), and Income Protection (IP) insurance. We explain how your income protection is calculated and help you understand your insurance premium. Mar 10 PSSap11
Filetype: PDF Super co-contributions If your total income, is less than $61,920 in the 2011/12 financial year and you would like to benefit from the government's super co-contribution. May 10 PSSap13
Filetype: PDF Superannuation salary If you want information on your super salary - this is the salary used as a basis for calculating employer contributions. Jun 05 PSSap2
Filetype: PDF Tax and your super If you want to understand the tax rate on contributions, investment earnings and lump sum benefits. Aug 09 PSSap4
Filetype: PDF Transfers If you are a contributing member and want to transfer super from another super fund or retirement savings account into your PSSap account. Jul 07 PSSap1
Filetype: PDF Withdrawing your super If you are leaving employment and/or want to claim your PSSap benefit. Aug 10 PSSap8