Fact Sheets
Redundancy and your super
Understand the effect of redundancy on your super
Changing employment?
The Russell SuperSolution Personal Division allows you to keep the same superannuation fund when you change jobs
Multiple Superannuation Funds?
Consolidate your super and you could save time and money
Choice of Superannuation Fund
Helping you compare funds and make an informed decision
Choice of Superannuation Fund procedures
If you have chosen another superannuation fund this guide will help you understand the process and ensure that it is smooth
What happens when processing is suspended?
On occasion, Russell SuperSolution may need to suspend the processing of transactions due to large movements in the market
Nominating your beneficiaries
Ensure your beneficiary nomination is up-to-date and save your family from unnecessary problems in the event of your death
Protecting your super
Providing proof of identity to your super fund
Finding your lost superannuation
We have some tips to help you find your lost super
It’s important to provide your tax file number
Make sure you provide your tax file number to avoid paying extra tax and ensure you can make personal contributions
Financial Adviser Checklist
This checklist will help you get the most out of a meeting with your Financial Adviser
Spouse contribution splitting
Transfer some of your super contributions to an account for your spouse to save tax or allow access to your super earlier
Transferring UK pensions to Australia
If you have lived in the UK and accrued pension benefits, you can now transfer them to Russell SuperSolution
How to access the super information you need
You can access a range of different services through Russell SuperSolution to help you make decisions about super
Dispute resolution
Russell SuperSolution’s dispute resolution process is simple
Understanding volatility
When the markets experience an upward or downward spike it can be difficult not to get caught up in the hype.
Understand the effect of redundancy on your super
Changing employment?
The Russell SuperSolution Personal Division allows you to keep the same superannuation fund when you change jobs
Multiple Superannuation Funds?
Consolidate your super and you could save time and money
Choice of Superannuation Fund
Helping you compare funds and make an informed decision
Choice of Superannuation Fund procedures
If you have chosen another superannuation fund this guide will help you understand the process and ensure that it is smooth
What happens when processing is suspended?
On occasion, Russell SuperSolution may need to suspend the processing of transactions due to large movements in the market
Nominating your beneficiaries
Ensure your beneficiary nomination is up-to-date and save your family from unnecessary problems in the event of your death
Protecting your super
Providing proof of identity to your super fund
Finding your lost superannuation
We have some tips to help you find your lost super
It’s important to provide your tax file number
Make sure you provide your tax file number to avoid paying extra tax and ensure you can make personal contributions
Financial Adviser Checklist
This checklist will help you get the most out of a meeting with your Financial Adviser
Spouse contribution splitting
Transfer some of your super contributions to an account for your spouse to save tax or allow access to your super earlier
Transferring UK pensions to Australia
If you have lived in the UK and accrued pension benefits, you can now transfer them to Russell SuperSolution
How to access the super information you need
You can access a range of different services through Russell SuperSolution to help you make decisions about super
Dispute resolution
Russell SuperSolution’s dispute resolution process is simple
Understanding volatility
When the markets experience an upward or downward spike it can be difficult not to get caught up in the hype.
Easy Payment Contributions
How to make personal contributions to your Russell SuperSolution account today Super Co-contribution
Make voluntary contributions to your super and you may receive a boost to your balance from the Government Salary sacrifice vs after-tax contributions
Understand the benefits and limitations of salary sacrifice versus after-tax contributions Contribution limits for Defined Contribution Members
How to calculate your before-tax contribution limit Before-tax contribution limits for Defined Benefit Members
How to calculate your before-tax contribution limit
How to make personal contributions to your Russell SuperSolution account today Super Co-contribution
Make voluntary contributions to your super and you may receive a boost to your balance from the Government Salary sacrifice vs after-tax contributions
Understand the benefits and limitations of salary sacrifice versus after-tax contributions Contribution limits for Defined Contribution Members
How to calculate your before-tax contribution limit Before-tax contribution limits for Defined Benefit Members
How to calculate your before-tax contribution limit
Your death benefit
Understand how your death benefit works and the claims process Your total and permanent disablement benefit
Understand how your total and permanent disablement benefit works and the claims process Your income protection benefit
Understand how your income protection benefit works and the claims process
Understand how your death benefit works and the claims process Your total and permanent disablement benefit
Understand how your total and permanent disablement benefit works and the claims process Your income protection benefit
Understand how your income protection benefit works and the claims process
Superannuation rates and thresholds
Handy reference for the 2008/2009 financial year’s superannuation rates and thresholds Understanding the super rules if you’re under 35
As retirement is still a long way off, you may think that these changes aren’t relevant to you, right? Wrong. Understanding the super rules if you’re 35-54
You may think that you currently have other priorities that are more important than super. You may also think that saving for your retirement can wait, right? Wrong Understanding the new super rules if you’re 55 or over
These changes are especially relevant if you’re approaching retirement or have already retired
Handy reference for the 2008/2009 financial year’s superannuation rates and thresholds Understanding the super rules if you’re under 35
As retirement is still a long way off, you may think that these changes aren’t relevant to you, right? Wrong. Understanding the super rules if you’re 35-54
You may think that you currently have other priorities that are more important than super. You may also think that saving for your retirement can wait, right? Wrong Understanding the new super rules if you’re 55 or over
These changes are especially relevant if you’re approaching retirement or have already retired
When you can access your super
Superannuation is designed to fund your retirement, so there are restrictions surrounding when and how you may access it. Ease yourself into retirement
You can now access an income from your super before you retire permanently
Superannuation is designed to fund your retirement, so there are restrictions surrounding when and how you may access it. Ease yourself into retirement
You can now access an income from your super before you retire permanently
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