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How to rollover superannuation?
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14th Nov 2009 by Tobias John Sterling
A superannuation 'rollover' is just the transfer of your superannuation money from one super fund to another. You might want to do this if you have money with more than one super fund, and want to consolidate the money in order to avoid doubling up on fees. You might also want to do it if you think you've found a fund that's better (or better for you) than your current one. In order to effect the rollover, you just obtain a rollover form from either the 'from' or the 'to' fund, complete it, and send it in together with proof of ID. For further information, check the websites of your from and to funds.
A superannuation 'rollover' is just the transfer of your superannuation money from one super fund to another. You might want to do this if you have money with more than one super fund, and want to consolidate the money in order to avoid doubling up on fees. You might also want to do it if you think you've found a fund that's better (or better for you) than your current one. In order to effect the rollover, you just obtain a rollover form from either the 'from' or the 'to' fund, complete it, and send it in together with proof of ID. For further information, check the websites of your from and to funds.
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