You’ll be able to access your Hostplus account information via Member Online from 14 December 2021.²

Your Intrust Super account balance has been transferred to your existing Hostplus account and invested in the Hostplus investment option(s) that most closely equated to your Intrust Super investment option(s) (see ‘Will my investments stay the same?’ for further details). Any contributions to your merged Hostplus account processed from 27 November are invested as per your existing Hostplus investment option(s) for future contributions at or after that date.

If you have insurance on both your Intrust Super and Hostplus accounts, further information about your insurance arrangements post-merger is available in the SEN. 

Some of the fees and costs for your new Hostplus account are different to that of your Intrust Super account. Please see the SEN for details, as this is the best source of information regarding the difference in fees. For up to date information about Hostplus Fees please refer to the Member Guide.

Your account balance(s) has been transferred to the Hostplus investment option(s) that most closely matched your Intrust Super investment option(s) in terms of investment strategy, objective and risk. See the SEN for details of Intrust Super investment options paired with the nearest Hostplus equivalent option.

Because you’re now a Hostplus member, you’re free to choose from any combination of our Investment options. 

Intrust Super members who’ve had their accounts transferred to Hostplus have kept the equivalent level of Income Protection and Death and Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) cover that they had with Intrust Super, including the current terms, conditions and premium costs. 

The SEN includes detailed information about your insurance, including the arrangements for those who already had an existing Hostplus account or weren’t eligible to receive insurance with Intrust Super. Please refer to the insurance section of the SEN for further details.

After 14 December, you can view, change or cancel your insurance with Hostplus by logging in to Member Online. Further information can also be found in the Insurance guide – Transferred Intrust Super Members. This guide is designed for members who transferred from Intrust Super with active Death or Total Permanent Disability cover, or PayGuard Income Protection. This should be read in conjunction with the Hostplus PDS at hostplus.com.au/pds

Binding death nominations

Any Binding Death nominations with Intrust Super, will lapse on 26 November 2021, and will be transferred to your Hostplus account as preferred (non-binding) beneficiaries. You’ll need to submit a new Binding Death Benefit Nomination form after 14 December if you’d like to change them to binding nominations.

Preferred (non-binding) beneficiary nomination

Any preferred (non-binding) beneficiary nominations you had with Intrust Super have been transferred to your new account with Hostplus as preferred (non-binding) beneficiary nominations.

Different circumstances apply to those who had both an Intrust Super and a Hostplus account – please refer to the SEN for further details.

No, you won’t be required to make any changes to your salary sacrifice arrangements. Your employer will make these payments into your new Hostplus account.

You can pay contributions via Hostplus’ QuickSuper platform, or alternative methods such as the ATO Superannuation Small Business Clearing House, from 14 December 2021.

Hostplus will register Intrust Super employers who used EmployerAccess or SCH Online to Hostplus’ QuickSuper platform following the merger, meaning employers won’t have to complete this step themselves. This should allow for a seamless transition in making Superannuation Guarantee (SG) payments.

You’ll receive login details and instructions for your new Hostplus QuickSuper account from 14 December (if you didn’t already have a Hostplus employer account). 

We’ve done our best to merge these two accounts together. Where this wasn’t possible, however, both accounts have remained active. If you’d like help managing or removing multiple accounts, please contact us after 14 December 2021.

Yes. You can longer use your Intrust Super employer number. You should receive a new Hostplus employer number by 14 December.If you already had a Hostplus employer account, contributions previously made under your Intrust Super employer number can be made using your existing Hostplus employer number.

We’ve retained Intrust Super member numbers where possible. There may be a small group of members where numbers needed to change. If this applied to any of your employees, you will receive  a communication from Hostplus after 14 December.

As you were already an existing Hostplus employer before the merger, you’ve kept your current Hostplus employer number, and your current QuickSuper login details have not changed. 

Superannuation fund information for all employees that received contributions into Intrust Super needs to be updated (if it hasn’t been already) to reflect their new status as Hostplus members.

The USI for Intrust Super was disabled after 26 November which means that any payments made to this USI from this date will be rejected and returned. You’ll need to update the USI for your Intrust Super members to USI: HOS0100AU (if you haven’t already done so). You can then begin making contributions from 14 December 2021.

For data stored in Excel CSV files, it may be helpful to use the “Find and Replace” function to update all instances of the Intrust Super USI: HPP0100AU with the Hostplus USI: HOS0100 AU.

We recommend that you don’t make any contributions until after 6 December when it’s expected that member data will have been transferred from Intrust Super to Hostplus. 

The merger has not impacted our existing Hostplus default employers. You and your employees will continue to receive access to the high-quality servicing you’ve come to expect from Hostplus.

If you had employees who were members of Intrust Super, these employees may have been required to take some minor administrative action. Details are available in the merger guide for employers that can be found under ‘Employer resources and guides’ on this page.

We’ve done our best to merge these two accounts together. Where this wasn’t possible, however, both accounts have remained active. If you’d like help managing or removing multiple accounts, please contact us after 14 December 2021.

We’ve retained Intrust Super member numbers where possible. There may be a small group of members where numbers needed to change – you will receive communication should one of your employees be given a new member number.

You can still use the same payment platform that you used before the merger. However, superannuation fund information for all employees that received contributions into Intrust Super needs to be updated (if it hasn’t been already) across your payroll and contribution systems to reflect their new status as Hostplus members.

The USI for Intrust Super was disabled after 26 November which means that any payments made to this USI from this date will be rejected and returned. You’ll need to update the USI for your Intrust Super members to USI: HOS0100AU (if you haven’t already done so). You can then begin making contributions from 14 December 2021.

For data stored in Excel CSV files, it may be helpful to use the “Find and Replace” function to update all instances of the Intrust Super USI: HPP0100AU with the Hostplus USI: HOS0100 AU.

We’ve done our best to merge these two accounts together. Where this wasn’t possible, however, both accounts have remained active. If you’d like help managing or removing multiple accounts, please contact us after 14 December 2021.

Yes. You can no longer use your Intrust Super employer number. You should receive a new Hostplus employer number by 14 December.

If you already had a Hostplus employer account, contributions previously made under your Intrust Super employer number can be made using your existing Hostplus employer number.

We’ve retained Intrust Super member numbers where possible. There may be a small group of members where numbers needed to change – you will receive communication should one of your employees be given a new member number.

You’ll need an Excel CSV file format that matches the requirements of the QuickSuper CSV V2 file format or the SuperStream Alternative File Format (SAFF).

MYOB employers can extract the required data from MYOB reports and input manually into the QuickSuper CSV V2 file format or the SuperStream Alternative File Format (SAFF) templates. Guides and templates for these files can be supplied.

Intrust Super members who’ve had their accounts transferred to Hostplus have kept the equivalent level of Income Protection and Death and Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) cover that they had with Intrust Super, including the current terms, conditions and premium costs.

Members joining the newly merged fund will, subject to eligibility, have access to:

• Hostplus’ default age-based unitised Death & TPD coverage
• The ability to apply for Income Protection coverage, which is provided as an opt-in benefit within Hostplus.

Please refer to the Hostplus Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for more information about the default insurance arrangements.