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You can withdraw your super if you leave a job for any reason after you turn 60. Once you turn 65, you can access your super whether you're still working or not.
There are absolutely no restrictions to accessing your Super Benefit when aged between 60 and 64 after you are retired. There are two ways you can access your Super; either as a lump-sum payment or as a pension.
Terms and Conditions Call us: 1800 331 685. Write to us at: UniSuper, Level 1, 385 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000.
You can withdraw your super if you leave a job for any reason after you turn 60. Once you turn 65, you can access your super whether you're still working or not.
Once you meet a condition of release (see earlier section), you can make a lump sum withdrawal at any time. The rules are slightly different if you want to start an income stream (super pension). You cannot start an income stream if all your account balance is still in the accumulation account.
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There are absolutely no restrictions to accessing your Super Benefit when aged between 60 and 64 after you are retired. There are two ways you can access your Super; either as a lump-sum payment or as a pension.
UniSuper is governed by a corporate trustee, UniSuper Limited \u2013 whose shareholders are 37 Australian universities. These universities are represented on our Consultative Committee. UniSuper Limited acts through its Board of Directors, which is accountable to the Fund's members and participating employers.
You can apply to transfer your insurance to UniSuper through your online account or you can complete a Transfer of insurance cover application form (PDF, 99 KB). If you'd prefer to fill out a form to combine your super, complete the Combine my super (rollover) form (PDF, 544 KB).
Once you meet a condition of release (see earlier section), you can make a lump sum withdrawal at any time. The rules are slightly different if you want to start an income stream (super pension). You cannot start an income stream if all your account balance is still in the accumulation account.
Under the "Proportioning Rule" this means that 80% of your Pension withdrawals will be tax free and 20% will be taxable where the Pension withdrawals are made between preservation age and 59. Assume you withdraw the minimum pension of 4% per annum on your $500,000 Super Benefit (ie $20,000).

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