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To access your online account anytime, anywhere, register for Member Online.

You’ll need your Hostplus member number to register. You can find your member number in your welcome email, posted welcome letter, or by contacting our team.

It’s not unusual to have more than one super account. Multiple accounts can happen when we change jobs and join our new employer’s default fund or have an old account from a long-forgotten job. Having one super account makes it easier to keep track of your super with less paperwork and administration.

If you have multiple super accounts, you could be charged multiple administration fees and insurance premiums, eroding your superannuation savings. And although your investment returns depend on the investment options you choose and how they perform, once you’ve consolidated your super, you’ll only pay one fund’s administration fee, increasing the funds in your account to invest.

You should always read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before you decide on a financial product to make sure it’s suitable for your financial and personal needs, objectives and circumstances.

Before consolidating your super, you should consider obtaining independent financial advice. Some important matters which you should check include:

Fees

Have you reviewed any fees and charges from your other super fund(s)? Is it the right time to be redeeming your investments?

Insurance

Have you reviewed any insurance benefits attached to your other account(s)? If you consolidate, your other account(s) will be closed, and you’ll lose any insurance cover attached to those account(s). There are insurance eligibility rules with every fund; you can find Hostplus’ eligibility rules by referring to the relevant Hostplus PDS. See the information above for details on transferring insurance from another fund to Hostplus.