Your super fund looks after your savings until you reach your access age and/or retire.
Generally, this means:
- If you're 65 years or older, you can get your super even if you're still working.
- If you retire after turning 60, you can get your super.
- If you leave a job after turning 60, you can start using the super you've saved up until then.
- If you're between your access age (usually 60) and 65 and still working, you may be able to get some of your super with a Transition to Retirement Income account.
Sometimes you might be able to get your super early, such as medical conditions or financial hardship.