PDS and handbooks

October 30 2024

Important updates

Income Streams
Effective 1 November 2024, ESSSuper is increasing the annual administration fee cap for members with a Retirement Income Stream account or a Working Income Stream account from $750 to $1,000. The Income Stream Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) will be updated on 1 November 2024 to reflect this fee cap change.
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Accumulation Plan and Beneficiary Account
From 21 November 2024, we are updating the default investment option for Accumulation Plan and Beneficiary Accounts from Balanced to a new option; Balanced Growth Managed. The relevant Product Disclosure Statements will be updated on 21 November 2024 to reflect this change.
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Our Product Disclosure Statements (PDS) and Handbooks contain detailed information about your fund - such as costs, benefits and risks.

PDS: Accumulation Plan (for members and their spouses)

Product Disclosure Statement

 

Incorporated guides

 

Application forms

 

Design and Distribution Obligations (DDO)

Financial advisers: Report significant dealings not consistent with the TMD.

PDS: ESSS Defined Benefit Fund

Product Disclosure Statement

PDS: Income Streams (for members and their spouses)

Product Disclosure Statement

 

Application forms

Spouse only: To open an ESSSuper Income Stream account, spouses need to:

  • Open an Accumulation Plan account by completing and posting the Spouse only: Accumulation Plan application form (E166), available in the Accumulation Plan PDS section above
  • When your Accumulation Plan account is open and your money has been received, you can open your Income Stream account through Members Online (in the Account menu).

 

Design and Distribution Obligations (DDO)

Financial advisers: Report significant dealings not consistent with the TMD.

PDS: Beneficiary Account

Product Disclosure Statement

 

Incorporated guides

 

Application form

 

Design and Distribution Obligations (DDO)

Financial advisers: Report significant dealings not consistent with the TMD.

Handbooks: State super funds