Consolidating your super account has a few big benefits.
Fewer fees to pay. Instead of paying administration, account, or member fees on each separate super account, you’ll now only pay one set of fees. This stops your super from getting eroded by fees and lets you build a better fund for your future.
It’s easier to manage. Keeping your super in one single account makes it easier to manage your savings and monitor your growth. There’s less paperwork, and less communication to deal with. It’s easier all around.
Improve your retirement strategy. Consolidating your super into one single account means you can keep your retirement savings in one central location. You can streamline your savings plan, avoid unnecessary fees, and boost your long-term savings.