Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00069:schedule:2a:p10
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00069
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 2A (pt 10/12)
Character Range: 853051–855749

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What happens if a super investment option fails two or more years in a row?

If a super investment option fails the test at least two years in a row, it cannot accept new members until it passes a future test. You should think about the impact of this on the investment option's ability to improve.

Your money will stay in the failed super investment option unless you move it.

[Use the following template if: one or more Part 6A products are a trustee‑directed product, the beneficiary accessed the product via a platform investment menu, and the conditions in subsection 60F(1) of the Act (2 consecutive fail assessments) are satisfied for these products]

Dear [insert the name of the beneficiary of the superannuation entity],

[If the beneficiary holds only one failed Part 6A product offered by the superannuation entity, include the following paragraph]

Your superannuation investment option [insert the name of the superannuation entity and the name of the Part 6A product] has failed the annual performance test at least 2 years in a row. We are now banned from accepting new members into this investment option until it passes a future test. You should think about moving your money to a different super investment option or fund.

[If the beneficiary holds more than one failed Part 6A product offered by the superannuation entity, include the following paragraph]

You have multiple superannuation investment options in [insert the name of the superannuation entity] that have failed the annual performance test at least 2 years in a row. We are now banned from accepting new members into these investment options until they pass a future test. You should think about moving your money to a different super investment option or fund.

The Australian Government tests your super fund's investment options every year to make sure your savings are well managed for when you retire. Funds that fail this test are required by law to tell you.

You had $[insert the beneficiary's total account balance for all investment options offered by the superannuation entity as at 30 June in the calendar year in which the date of this letter falls] invested in [insert the name of the superannuation entity] on 30 June [insert the calendar year in which the date of this letter falls] and paid a total of $[insert total fees and costs charged to the beneficiary in the relevant financial year, excluding insurance fees] in fees in the last financial year. You had the following amount invested in failing investment options: [insert a bullet list with the name