Superannuation Standard Choice
Public ATO form (NAT 13080) to choose your super fund.
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What is this form?
The Superannuation Standard Choice form allows you to nominate which superannuation fund you want your employer to pay your super contributions into. This is your right under Australian law.
Who needs this form?
All Australian employees aged 18 or older who want to choose their own superannuation fund need to complete this form. If you do not choose a fund, your employer will pay your super into their default nominated fund, which may have higher fees or not suit your needs. This form is essential for anyone starting a new job or wanting to consolidate their super.
Tips for filling it out
- Enter your personal details including full name, date of birth, and TFN (essential for your fund to identify you)
- Provide the details of your chosen super fund including the fund name, ABN, and USI (Unique Super Identifier)
- Include your membership number with the chosen fund if you already have an account
- Sign and date the form to confirm your choice
- Keep a copy for your records and provide the original to your employer
Common mistakes to avoid
- Not providing your TFN - this can delay your super contributions and may result in lost or unclaimed super
- Choosing a fund without checking fees and performance - compare your options using the ATO's super comparison tool
- Forgetting to update your choice when changing jobs - your previous choice does not automatically transfer to new employers
Frequently asked questions
Can I change my super fund after submitting this form?
Yes, you can change your super fund at any time by completing a new Super Choice form and providing it to your employer. Your new choice will apply to future super contributions from that employer.
What happens if I don't choose a super fund?
If you do not choose a fund, your employer is required to pay your super into their nominated default fund. This fund may charge higher fees or not offer the investment options you prefer, so it is worth choosing your own fund.
Do I need a super fund before starting a new job?
While you can start work without a super fund, it is best to have one set up before your first payday. If you do not have a fund, your employer will choose one for you, but you can change it later by completing this form.
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